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Does this picture belong to any of you? http://www.ebay.com/itm/12-Blue-Orpington-Chicken-Hatching-Eggs-NPIP-/260978782072?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cc38c2f78

Do you ever let them brood chicks for you?

Quote: My black orps? Yes, they are good broodies. Currently they are not laying as they just finished up their moult. But we will have eggs/chicks in the spring available. I know your Buffs do. How about your Lavs?

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Are they broody?

Just goreous colors! Mind you, something I didnt like about one of the roo's pics....does he have too many points for his comb? Maybe that is something to clean up after the colors have been true for several generations. How many points on a comb can an Orp have?

I don't think Jody wants to let out her secret because she had worked hard getting where she needed to be at on her projects. It was not easy but Lester was not the BEST specimen she had but as the generations goes on, the color gotten better and crossing with Orp hens she had, would strengthen...

I do remember Lester, he was one beautiful roo!!!!! I bet every line on your Lav Orps came from directly were Lester's.

WOW Jodi you sure came a long ways to get to the goal you need for the Lavenders. You are really getting very close, I mean CLOSE to the Orp standard to make it cookie cutting patterns on the future generations to come. I did not realize that you took a Black Orp roo to "strengthen the line" but...