*Please note, with July 4th holiday landing midweek, for the safety of the birds we will plan to start shipping the week of July 8th (once payment is cleared with the winner of this auction. Thank you and good luck!

114988, small, tight in the hand, beautiful feathering and yes she has all white toes! She is a looker! In 2023 she dam to 23 TFL 42 18th vs. 212 Birds 20 Lofts 319M TCC Nomination Race 2023 (No day birds!).  She was hand selected from the lofts of Jerred of Team Powerstroke. This year 2024, she was held in my overstock hen section. 

Please note, Birds are currently molting. I normally do not offer birds during this time due to this, but with the situation and limited time auction must continue.

Sire is 16 GFL 175 - Wizard

Direct son of Super Wolverine and Abigail! 1st year breeding sired Lauras Dream, Best US bird (42rd) in the 2018 Golden Algarve OLR! Wizard is one of top breeding cocks for Team Powerstoke!

Dam is: 18 GFL 895 - Magic Maker

35th in the 2019 Victoria Falls OLR vs 1,484 Birds. She is granddaughter of GFL Wolverine, MHAVGO,SSS and Untamed Desert!

Auction Details:

Greetings my friends and family,

I will be hosting a benefit auction to help raise funds for my father-in-law's funeral. All proceeds will go directly toward the funeral expenses. I will offer birds that are currently in my breeding team.

In Hmong tradition, funerals are held over three days. The family typically hosts and provides multiple meals and special rituals during the ceremony, and people from all over the country come to pay their final respects. Funeral costs can exceed upwards of $60,000.

This past weekend, we gathered as a family to celebrate Father's Day with our father, Cha Toua Her. Little did we know it would be our last gathering with him. As we mourned and prayed, we witnessed our father undergoing life resuscitation, while our children wondered if they would see their grandpa again. Grandpa Cha passed away on Friday, June 14th, at 8 PM.

Cha was well-known in the Hmong community. During the Vietnam War, he served as a dentist and spokesperson for the community, known as Dr. Toua. His family moved to the United States later in life, initially residing in Appleton, Wisconsin, and later moving to Minnesota.

He was also a hobbyist who enjoyed raising bantam chickens, pigeons, and various exotic birds. Father Cha enjoyed the outdoors, cultural preservation, and, most importantly, spending time with family. His stories and smile will be deeply missed.