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    Iowa Blue Chickens - Understanding The Traditional Type

    Riley, my Iowa Blue hen Blue, my Iowa Blue rooster My two Iowa Blues turned 1 year old today!
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    Iowa Blue Chickens - Understanding The Traditional Type

    Yeah. As soon as they started getting longer tail feathers and wing feathers, I had a pretty good idea of the pullets and cockerels. Also, the suspected pullets are much flightier than the males. The cockerels just sit on my hand and look around. The pullets just start screaming the moment you...
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    Iowa Blue Chickens - Understanding The Traditional Type

    I love the chicks already! They are starting to get the white manes and penciled feathers, although a friend did comment they look more like cute vultures at this awkward point!
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    Iowa Blue Chickens - Understanding The Traditional Type

    I don't think so. I know part of his hatch failed and he got some more from an IBCC friend.
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    Iowa Blue Chickens - Understanding The Traditional Type

    I got them after they hatched from a local farmer. They already have their plumage coming in. Excited to show them at fair(assuming HPAI doesn't get worse)!
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    Iowa Blue Chickens - Understanding The Traditional Type

    This was taken a couple hours after they hatched. The brown one is Diesel and the silver is Silvia (Hopefully not Sylvester!).
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    Iowa Blue Chickens - Understanding The Traditional Type

    I got them on April 23rd because of an incubator issue. Havent taken a recent pic. 2 silvers, 2 charcoal, and 2 smokies. Will post as soon as i find the picture.
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    Iowa Blue Chickens - Understanding The Traditional Type

    Soon after falling in love with iowa blues, I came into contact with an Iowa blue owner who offered to give me as many purebred chicks as I wanted for free for a 4h project. Planning on continuing the breed within my own flock as soon as i get them in late march. Hoping to give some chicks to...
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