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Why
choose the Minorca?
Do
you need some eggs for the kitchen, do you fancy a challenge in the show
world, do you want some very striking birds running around the garden?
If the answer to any of these is yes, then take a look at the Minorca.
Breed Details
The
Minorca is classified as light, soft feather and comes in large or bantam.
The main colour is black with the blue and white being rare. The choice
of large or bantam really depends on space or money, with the large needing
more space and eating more food. As with all old breeds they were never
bred for intensive farming and love to run outdoors wherever possible.
Despite this, many members do keep birds indoors with excellent results.
Large Minorcas are non-sitting but the bantams make good mothers.
Club Profile
The present Minorca Club was formed in 1962. As a Club we very much welcome
new members and there are plenty of experienced fanciers to offer help
to anyone who needs it. For the exhibitor we have three Club Shows each
year namely The national at Stoneleigh, The Federation at Stafford, and
the Scottish national at Perth. many other shows throughout the UK put
on classes for Minorcas.
To cater for all members, exhibitors or not, the Club puts out regular
newsletters to keep everybody informed with all the news and information
applicable to the Minorca breed. All new members receive a Minorca Club
handbook upon joining.
Our
membership is very diverse, from people wanting to keep a few pullets
in the garden for their eggs to the egg exhibitor who likes that large
White egg, to the serious exhibitor. Whatever the reason, the Minorca
has a lot to offer.
Membership
Full
Membership costs just £6 annually per person.
Contact
details
Club
secretary - Mr Rob Walker
Address: The Minorca Club, Pensons Farmhouse, Stoke Bliss, Tenbury Wells,
Worcs, WR15 8RT
Telephone:
07767 237840 or 01885 410453
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