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Gosh Peach, I had no idea they were that far south. So glad you are OK.

We got lucky too. 5 touched down around us. It flattened a marina and left trail of destruction for a long ways. We went for a little boat ride today to check out the areas still closed off. Lots of junk in the water. And a wide path of trees just snapped with the bases sticking up out of the ground like broken tooth picks. But no one was killed but lots of people got hurt. in my town over 50 homes damages and 19 gone just slabs or basements left. They are still doing house to house in the area. We do live in the country. It went across the main roar to my son's school and they had to reroute kids around. Lucky for me mine was sick and at the doctors office at the time. I would have freaked out. They where not letting people down the road. Took me over an hour to drive home. The whole time wondering if I still had a home. It was just crazy. Power and internet was down till 10 pm.
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It came to me that every time I lose a dog, they take a piece of my heart with them, and every new dog who comes into my life, gifts me with a piece of theirs. If I live long enough, all the components of my heart will be dog, and I will become as generous and loving as they are." - Cheryl Zuccaro
NPIP# 31-422 Bantam Cochins - Blue/Black/Splash, Birchen.
It came to me that every time I lose a dog, they take a piece of my heart with them, and every new dog who comes into my life, gifts me with a piece of theirs. If I live long enough, all the components of my heart will be dog, and I will become as generous and loving as they are." - Cheryl Zuccaro
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Peach, this might help you with your possible color combinations that could pop up from your crossing of colors. there are 4 different languages to choose colors from, one is English. select your roo's color in the column on the left, and the hen's color on the right, then click on the 'to chicken calculator' just off to the side of your selection. i find a second tab will pop up and it gives me the background genes of the parent birds you are using, you can change them if you know that anyone is hiding a color that you know of. at the bottom of that page you can hit the button to 'calculate crossing' and it will show you your color outcomes of the chicks.
http://kippenjungle.nl/Overzicht.htm#kipcalculator
looks like the chicks from your splash cross with the silver laced might be blues
future project: bantam cuckoo faverolles and bantam ermine faverolles! LF silver laced and ermine faverolles too!
join us at the faverolles thread anytime! http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=268082&p=1
future project: bantam cuckoo faverolles and bantam ermine faverolles! LF silver laced and ermine faverolles too!
join us at the faverolles thread anytime! http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=268082&p=1
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My Lavender Cochin Bantam Project pen. Please tell me what you think and what you think I need to work on. I have alot of work ahead of me, but oh well. I need to get some really good blacks to put with these guys...err girls.. ;)
and...just had to add a picture of my Sizzle hen 'cuz she is so cute!
~ Aspen
Breeding White and Colored Sebastapols, American Buffs
Ducks~Buff Orpingtons, Magpies, Muscovys, and others
Calls~ White, Chocolated Bibbed, Black Bibbed, Grey, and other colors
Chickens~ Light & Coronation Sussex, Seramas, and Splash Cochins
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Breeding White and Colored Sebastapols, American Buffs
Ducks~Buff Orpingtons, Magpies, Muscovys, and others
Calls~ White, Chocolated Bibbed, Black Bibbed, Grey, and other colors
Chickens~ Light & Coronation Sussex, Seramas, and Splash Cochins
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My Lavender Cochin Bantam Project pen. Please tell me what you think and what you think I need to work on. I have alot of work ahead of me, but oh well. I need to get some really good blacks to put with these guys...err girls.. ;)
and...just had to add a picture of my Sizzle hen 'cuz she is so cute!
~ Aspen
Breeding White and Colored Sebastapols, American Buffs
Ducks~Buff Orpingtons, Magpies, Muscovys, and others
Calls~ White, Chocolated Bibbed, Black Bibbed, Grey, and other colors
Chickens~ Light & Coronation Sussex, Seramas, and Splash Cochins
Peafowl
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Breeding White and Colored Sebastapols, American Buffs
Ducks~Buff Orpingtons, Magpies, Muscovys, and others
Calls~ White, Chocolated Bibbed, Black Bibbed, Grey, and other colors
Chickens~ Light & Coronation Sussex, Seramas, and Splash Cochins
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Thanks Stephanie! Hope all has been well with you! Will you be selling anymore Splash eggs this year? Sadly, I lost one of the gorgeous Splashes I bought from you last year about a month ago to the snow. So sad. She had the best splash coloring. Ugh.
Also, on another side note will you have any Call eggs available? I recently got a pair of Snowy Calls and I'm in love!!
~ Aspen
Breeding White and Colored Sebastapols, American Buffs
Ducks~Buff Orpingtons, Magpies, Muscovys, and others
Calls~ White, Chocolated Bibbed, Black Bibbed, Grey, and other colors
Chickens~ Light & Coronation Sussex, Seramas, and Splash Cochins
Peafowl
Taking Orders Now - Drop me a PM.
Breeding White and Colored Sebastapols, American Buffs
Ducks~Buff Orpingtons, Magpies, Muscovys, and others
Calls~ White, Chocolated Bibbed, Black Bibbed, Grey, and other colors
Chickens~ Light & Coronation Sussex, Seramas, and Splash Cochins
Peafowl
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Hi, so sorry to hear that. I won't be selling any eggs this season, as I need to hatch out everything I can and add to my stock (the best ones) and sell the ones I don't keep. I can sell you another Splash bird (Spring) and some Call ducks (Fall).
Splash Bantam Cochins & Butterscotch Call Ducks!
Splash Bantam Cochins & Butterscotch Call Ducks!
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Aspen, It's probably just bad camera angles, but I'm promted to ask if your Self-Blues are purebred Cochins? Where did your original stock come from? I see in your bio that you have Ameraucanas - are these part Ameraucana?

My Lavender Cochin Bantam Project pen. Please tell me what you think and what you think I need to work on. I have alot of work ahead of me, but oh well. I need to get some really good blacks to put with these guys...err girls.. ;)
and...just had to add a picture of my Sizzle hen 'cuz she is so cute!
~ Aspen
~Gail~ My 2003 Mid-Life Crisis: My small backyard flock of Bantams: Coopa Cabana Cochins! In 2013, my focus will be to continue working to improve my Golden Laced Bantam Cochins - the Midas Project!
Got Cochins? Want Cochins? Check out the 2012 Cochin Breeders Directory!
NPIP #84-111. Member ABA; Cochins International; Rocky Mountain Feather Fanciers.
~Gail~ My 2003 Mid-Life Crisis: My small backyard flock of Bantams: Coopa Cabana Cochins! In 2013, my focus will be to continue working to improve my Golden Laced Bantam Cochins - the Midas Project!
Got Cochins? Want Cochins? Check out the 2012 Cochin Breeders Directory!
NPIP #84-111. Member ABA; Cochins International; Rocky Mountain Feather Fanciers.
Have been looking all over for breeding stock and cant find anything so I have decided to go ahead and set some eggs from my bantam barred roo, mottled hen and MF hen while I am searching.
I set 8 eggs from the past few days today so I am anxious to see what I get. Does anyone know what I might expect from this trio?
Thanks
Tony
I am a cochin lover! I love their fluffy butts and feathered feet! They are the sweetest of all chickens. I have mottled, columbian and buff columbian. I have mostley bantam but do have large fowl for the eggs.
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I am a cochin lover! I love their fluffy butts and feathered feet! They are the sweetest of all chickens. I have mottled, columbian and buff columbian. I have mostley bantam but do have large fowl for the eggs.
Member American Bantam Association
Member Cochins international www.Cochinsint.com
Member APA
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