It wasn’t obvious as a tiny chick, but at +4 weeks, she definitely doesn't have a single comb, so I am delighted to be a brahma chicken mama. I've had Seramas in the past, so am excited to have a BIG chicken!
I had discounted brahma based on chick appearance, but on second thought, she could very well be a light brahma. My kids would be happy, they wanted the biggest chicken i could find. 🤗
I have this little chick from Hoover Hatchery, their website says they have buff, blue, black and partridge. This chick appears to be developing into a splash coloring. I assume this is possible if they are selling blue as the blue color comes out as 50% blue, 25% black, 25% splash.
Every day I change my mind, points in favor of Andalusian, smaller more trim body than my cuckoo maran, feet are dark, has always had white spot behind beak. In favor of Midnight Maran, seems to have a brown tint to some feathers. Either is fine, I just am curious.
This little chick came in a Rare Choice variety from Hoover Hatchery. I was thinking its a Andalusian, but certainly isn’t looking too blue. It is also feathering out way slower than the other chicks, so maybe a cockerel?
My second and third toes on my left foot are webbed past the middle joint.
I have scoliosis and a very curved spine. My right hip is an inch and a half higher than my left (my pants hang crooked) but my right leg is an inch and half longer than my left. Pretty much balancing me out.
Thaddeus babies. The smaller one is going to be a silkie; the bigger one appears to be frizzled/silkied, and the feathers are barred??!!!!
Jemima changes so much. Now she appears to be turning into a MilleFleur???
She just gets cuter and cuter. I am sure my mom told me that she hatched...
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Plucky Poultry Processing in Utica. If you google search them you can find
their phone number. I don't think they have a web site, but
I know they do small backyard farm processing for a reasonable price.
Let us know about your experience if you use them. I'm
interested in raising some...