McMurray Hatchery - Partridge Rocks

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Partridge Rocks

Catalog Number		1-10	11-24	25-49	50-99	100 or more	How Many
PARS	Straight Run	$2.25	$2.20	$2.18	$2.13	$2.11
PARP	Females	$2.72	$2.65	$2.57	$2.51	$2.48
PARC	Males	$1.53	$1.45	$1.22	$1.15	$1.12

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This is one of the best varieties for the exhibitor as it is quite rare and makes an outstanding show bird. The highly colored male has black hackle and saddle feathers with an edging of rich brilliant red, a lustrous greenish black breast and body touched with reddish bay on the wings. The females are completely different with their brown plumage and distinct pencilings of black following the outline of each feather. These are fairly good sized birds though not quite as large as their cousins, the Barred and White Rocks. The yellow skin and plump body make a nice eating fowl, and the hens lay brown eggs, and are considered one of the best setters and broody hens. The baby chicks are a rick dark brown resembling the color of an expensive fur coat.

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I ordered 25 of the Partridge Rocks.When they got here they were all in great shape! They almost jumped right out of the box! McMurray staff were very helpfull with my order and very kind to me. Hope to get lots of eggs. Thanks benny lawrence

Dear McMurray Hatchery, I ordered a few of these wonderful birds in a larger order last year. Boy do they stand out! They add a special color contrast among white, buff, and black birds. I waited until they were mature and took some to the fair this year. My rooster and hen got two blue ribbons and the rooster got Best of Show! Thanks a lot, Abby Montana 4-Her

I order 13 of these beauties last spring and couldn't be happier. They are a wonderful breed, they lay beautiful eggs and are especially fond of shoelaces. They all have their own personality and are very fun to watch interact. Thanks McMurry for such beautiful ladies.

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