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    Bugs & Problems With The New Platform

    I have browsed through and didn't see this in the random pages that I looked at. I am using Win7 64 bit with IE8 and have found the new layout is preventing me from using my browser's back button. Every time that I navigate to a new post it seems to load a bunch of googleads and when I hit the...
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    Our Flock 3

    Pictures of our Flock Blue Orpingtons Buff Orpingtons Wyandottes and Mixed Shots: Thought the following needed some captions: Boo!! OOPS!? Are we done yet?
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    Cloggingchickens Chicken Coop

    Orpington Palace We designed our chicken coop with future in mind. We wanted it to be able to work as a shed if we should ever move or give up chickens, as a result I get to hear about how expensive and overdone the floor and supports are. I searched through probably hundreds of coops online and...
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    Orpington questions

    If you are only referring to Buff's then my experience has been that they tend to go broody. I currently have 2 that are broody and have been for about 2 months. I have also had Blue Orpingtons and think that I only had one go broody for a few weeks. The Blues also seem to be a beefier stock and...
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    Violet Orp. anyone know where i can find them near me?

    It really depends on what you are referring to. There are violet laced orpingtons, don't know of any in the US at this time. They are a blue laced silver. Lavendar is a solid colored bird that many are working with to improve the type and coloration.
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    Colored Orpingtons

    Our Blues don't go broody as often as the Buffs. The buff hens are somewhat more approachable than the blue hens, not that they are flighty. They just don't run over and fight to get on your lap. I live in the mountains so I don't have to deal with the heat for as long as others. I can tell you...
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    Down Color for Laced Orpington project input

    Anyone?
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    Down Color for Laced Orpington project input

    I wanted to get some input on my most recent hatch of chicks. I am quickly running out of room to work on my project of making a Laced Orpington with Black or Blue lacing. I need input from some others with insight as to the final pattern derived from the initial chick patterns. I am thinking of...
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    Wheaten and Blue wheaten Marans Discussion Thread

    Quote: I thought that the Coronation Columbian would be a lavendar gene like Coronation Sussex. Is the gene matching different in Continental Europe? Just wondering as I know that the Partridge Wyandottes have somewhat different gene matchings between the US, UK and Europe. I am constantly...
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    Gas?

    I have had a couple of chickens pass gas. We wouldn't have normally noticed it but we had just washed them and in the process of drying them off you could really hear it. My wife and I stared at each other when it first happened before we realized that it was the bird. You should have seen the...
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    Where do you get your DE?

    We get ours at a Fifth Season Gardening Co in Asheville. There's different locations of that store around, check for local organic garden supply and/or feed stores. There's also someone towards Charlotte that carries it and they will ship also. Good Luck. Bill
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    What other chickens mix well with buff orpingtons? (B.O. roo too)

    It really depends on your preference and desires. Other Orp varieties would work. Do you want color and variety or purity? We had a few silkies and the size difference was too much as the silkies started getting torn up after he had worn out their feathering. We have a few Wyandottes mixed with...
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    Single comb wyandottes

    You would get single combs. The rose comb is dominant, so one copy of it and they would appear as rose comb. It would make a fun project to cross them with another single comb breed to start working on a laced single comb in another variety. Or If you wanted the rose comb then you could get...
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    blue orpinton personality?

    I would have to agree with the other two. My blues seem to be more stand offish and evade pick up. After they get in your hands/arms they love to stay. It's almost like they don't want anyone else to know that they like being held.
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    Bobcat grabbed hen not 5 feet from me!

    I agree that it is not as likely that children would be in the woods and be attacked by a bobcat, however, this animal is brave enough to come into a yard in a neighborhood. This is the habitat of children and not normal behavior for the animal as they are supposed to be shy. My wife and I were...
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    Bobcat grabbed hen not 5 feet from me!

    Beaver meat actually helps to explain another reason that this thing may have shown up. We have a creek in the woods that some beavers call home. I haven't been able to find a cage large enough for the cat to fit in as it seems most of them are the right size for possum or coon and not tall...
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    Bobcat grabbed hen not 5 feet from me!

    I can't believe your post as we had a bobcat run after a squirrel about 10 feet from my wife and me last Thursday. Then to see that you are just North of us really made me wonder if it might be tough on the wildlife around here and they are looking for easy prey. We can actually hear the darned...
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    What do you get if you cross a buff orp hen with

    Rareroo is correct that the hen's from the cross are silver with the black ticking in the hackle and even some black feathering in the tail. I have one and don't have a pic at the moment. Imagine a Light Sussex with a rose comb and not as much black in the hackle. Mine is somewhat of a very...
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    Free B/B/S Wyandotte Roos + BLRW Roo

    I have a group of 3.5-4 month old Black, Blue And Splash Wyandotte Roosters. They are all very nicely colored and behaved looking for a new home. All of these are standard size(LF). There is also a BLRW roo that was hatched in the same batch. He was supposed to be LF when we picked him, but...
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    good Roo to hen Ratio?

    I have experienced my hens getting ridden bare and damaged from the claws after the feathers are gone. I had 23 hens and 3 roosters. We got rid of two of them in the February-March time frame and the hens are still trying to recover. It would really depend on your situation and your goals. We...
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