Recent content by dsfrango

Thanks! I've hatched spangled Shamos before and regrettably sold that trio. Glad to get ahold of this trio. Won't make that mistake again!

I have eggs in the incubator now so we'll see what happens soon. Haven't candles them yet

Hello, straight to answers, yes they are cold hardy. Egg production will vary depending on genetics and light. Just like any other chicken with putting bk at night, they'll go in on their own if they are raised or kept in the coop for a couple weeks.

Wow their green shine really stands out! I've been giving mine black sunflower seeds to bring out the shine more before the congress show in January. Do you give your birds sunflower seeds or anything else to bring out the shine?

Hello, sorry for my slow response. I can ship to you but my birds really slowed laying almost to a stop.

My newest flock addition. He's about 25in tall already under a yr old. I got 2 hens with him so I can begin breeding. The 2 hens are pure black and this guy has a little red leakage on his neck. Is that easy to breed out if I end up wanting to show them? Thanks,

Anyone interested in a couple cockerels in CT? I have a black that's about 6 months and a blue that's about 3-4

R Hello, I have a nice pair of milles for sale. 30$ for pair and like 100$ for shipping. Roughly 80$ for shipping and like 15-20$ for the box. Crazy shipping prices but let me know if your interested. My lines are proven show winners

Hello All, anyone close or in CT interested in purchasing my Blue Sumatra flock? I've decided to part with the blues. I need more coop space for separating out black Sumatras. I can try shipping the birds in a few weeks when it cools down a bit but I've never actually shipped. And it is VERY...

Use any general antibiotic you can get at your feed/supply store. Tractor supply has them.

I have no I have no experience with injection so I can't answer that.

Anyone near CT interested in some young roosters from my stock? My last hatch about 2 months ago ended up being 8 roosters and 5 hens. I already parted with 1 hen as a package to get rid of 2 roos but can't part with anymore of the hens until late fall. Let me know, I'd be willing to drive a...

That makes sense, I have a laying hen that's got funky feet like that and she's 1/2 favorelle

That's a really cool coloring. Almost like a Quail D'anver but with spots.

I would separate him immediately from the flock and give antibiotics. That usually does the trick. I'm pretty sure Duramycin is what I used. I store it in the freezer when not using so it stays dry and lasts a long time.