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 2 pr. Hume’s Bartail breeders, ‘26 hatch Elliot’s pairs, 26 hatch Swinhoe pr., breeder Swinhoe, White Crested Kalij, Chinese Ringneck,   California Buff Ringnecks, Southern Caucasus Rineneck, Yellow Golden, Red Golden, Lady Amherst

Breeder and yearlings in assorted colors including Bronze Black Shoulder, Spaulding Purple, White, Spaulding, Purple. 

Quail:    (From several breeders) Bobwhite, White Bobwhite, Gamble, Valley, Mountain Quail, -25 hatch Mearns, ‘26 Hatch Blue Scaled, Grey Barred Bobwhite, Blonde Bobwhite, Orange Bobwhite, Snowflake, Mexican Speckled, Tennessee Red, Jumbo Bobwhites

Partridge: Gray Chukar hen

Ducks:     Ducks - Mandarins, White Mandarins from several breeders, Wood Ducks,  Silver Wood Ducks, Chiloe Widgeons, North American Black Ducks, North American Pintails, Ring Teal, Maned Geese, Redhead, Marble Teal, Rosybill Porchards,   Ruddy Shelduck, pair Blue Pintail, Indian Spot Bill

Geese: Giant Canada Geese,   

pair Cackler, pairs Barnacle, 

Egyptian

Aviary Birds:   

Chickens:    

Black Copper Marans, Old English, ‘26 hatch Speckled Sussex, Laughing Chicken, Langshan - blue and black , Polish - Tolbunt, Cuckoo, Crested Black, Erminettes, Red, White, Brown Leghorns laying hens, ‘26 hatch Expedition Rhode Island Reds, Morans, Light, and Speckled Sussex, Moran-White Leghorns, Rhode Island Red-White Leghorns,   

trio of ‘26 hatch unrelated Indio Gigante, 2-3 pairs/ trios 5-6 month old Indigo Gigantic chickens Grenfire Farms & RRA bloodlines, Hamburg -Silver Spangled, and Black Hamburg, Copper Maran's Skip Bittner blood line*, exhibition Rhode Island Red pairs, dxhibitiom Silver Laced Wyandotte pairs, KO Shamo, Thai Gamefowl, American Gamefowl, O Shamo, Cobra Aseels, Cochins - Calico, White Black.   

Icelander, Golden Lakenvelder, White Cornish, American Bresse

Bantam Birds - Black Silkies,     

Hamburg in Gold and Silver spangled, several varieties of Old English including Wheaten, BB Reds, Black, Spangled, Red Pyle, Mottled;Black Wyandotte, Zoombies, Columbian Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red pairs, Danvers Quail trio, Cochins - Calico, White Black, Serama

Waterfowl:   Call Ducks: Aztec Blue, Blue Fawn,   White, Gray, Snowy, Butterscotch, Black– bibbed, Black East Indies, exhibition Rouens, ‘26 hatch Lavender Muscovy, Indian Runners 

Geese:    two pair of Buff Poms, one or two pair of Iced Geese,  pairs Saddleback Pomeranians, Roman Tufted, Pilgrims 

Turkeys:

Guinea: Lavender, Pearl, White, Lilac  

Flemish Giants - young and bred females, Holland Lops, Mini Rex, Lion-head, Harlequin (See pictures on HOAGBA group facebook page)

43 Birmingham Rollers and Archangels (variety of ages, colors, and sexes available. The Archangels, include both males and females in Copper Black Wing and Gold White Wing colorations),   

Performance Rollers from URC, (see pictures on HOAGBA group facebook page) Old Classic Frill Satinettes (large variety of patterns), White Utility Kings, Racing Homers (2 are Gimple), a nice pair of Frillbacks, pr. Runts, Modena,  Faintails, Pouters,   Ringneck Doves, Swiss Mondain, Valencia Figuritas, Lahore, Nuns

For Sale Friday and Saturday 40th Anniversary hats and visors.  Hats are $20.00; visors are $15.00.  Limited stock.

The new consignment control team at the fall HOAGBA Auction will be the Gardner Cyclones 12U. They are a competitive youth baseball team based in Gardner, Kansas, led by coaches Brandon Scott and Jordan McCloud. Built on teamwork, development, and a love for the game, this group features a strong core of players who have been playing together for more than three years. Their chemistry on and off the field has helped create a supportive, hard-working team culture.

Pictured from left to right in the team's Spring Recreation season photo are: Johnny Clarke, Greyson Matthews, Colin Scott, Jax Reyer, Maddox Stears, Jasper Berry, Grayson Stowell, Sam Hoffman, Reed Bender, Alex McCloud, and James Anders.

As the Cyclones continue their baseball journey together, they look forward to competing, growing as teammates, and representing Gardner with pride.

We look forward to having them at the auction. These boys will be responsible for moving the consignments from their places in line to the arena to be sold and taking them to the holding area until the buyers pick them up.