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Yes, that's what I've read anyways. The Sapphire cross is generally a leghorn x CCL, which lays a pretty blue. I don't have any of these yet. The eggs from our one white layer, a Blue Andalusian, unfortunately did not hatch - there were four of them - two early quitters and two that fully...

Okay, good to know! I'd love some white layers to mix with my CL roo, and the hairdo's are just so cute! I'll let you know, I'm still trying to figure out for sure if I can make the trip.

So cute! I've read these don't do well in confinement. Mine have a generous run and get out in the evenings for about two hours, would such an arrangement be suitable for this breed?

Ahh, yes, you have a point. We'll see how many pullets I actually have, it's looking like a 50/50 split. I have Rhodebar, Welsummer, and Dominique covered by Cream Legbar roo, with the possiblity of Rhodebar roo (especially in the Dominique). So I'm hoping for some greenish and olive egg layers...

Is there a current list of what will be available at chickenstock? I've been searching through the pages cuz I thought someone posted an updated list recently and alas, I haven't been successful yet. I hatched out 16 chicks this week, so theoretically I shouldn't need any more this summer, but....

They are beauties! What does AB stand for?

Ironically, my daughters had just asked for hard boiled eggs right before I read your post!

Sure did - best method ever!

Oh. my. goodness. I just tried this and it was amazing! I had given up on hard boiling our fresh eggs and figured I'd just have to buy store-bought if I wanted hard boiled. Thank you so much for sharing!

Hi everyone, this is quite a drive for me (about 2.5 hours it looks like) but I would like to attend. I don't think I'll have anything to bring with me other than a dish to pass, unless someone would like our Rhodebar roo... He is rooster #2 and I don't have a separate breeding pen. And I could...