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post #10661 of 20007

pips&peeps :

DISQUALIFICATIONS

1. Specimen lacking in breed characteristics.


Page 32 current SOP book.

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AMERAUCANAS

DISQUALIFICATIONS

ear tuffs, absence of beard and muffs, yellow soles of foot or toes


not one broken wing feather? right...

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post #10662 of 20007

I have a girl that looks just like a Silver Ameraucana.  She even lays robins-blue eggs but she's not an Ameraucana and I know that for certain.

I've seen a lot of EE's that look like SA's too but IMO, unless the birds come from a reputable breeder I'd never consider calling them SA's.

Does anyone have an idea what to do with a few BW adolescents? I've got 3 ok cockerels, one fairly nice pullet (then again, I don't know enough to accurately critique her), and one smaller pullet that is as loud as they come.  We've nicknamed her "Mini Mouth" and what she lacks in physical stature, she makes up for by being a total drama queen.  She hatched from a tiny pullet egg that was shaped like a ping-pong ball.  I shouldn't have set it but the color was just AMAZING so I couldn't stop myself.  She's been catching up with the rest in the size dept though.

They are Wayne Meredith stock but honestly, I'd have SO much more luck if I'd advertise them as EE's LOL.

post #10663 of 20007

You have a gorgeous bird.  Congratulations.  I do think she is an EE though.  Sorry.  I have an EE that looks just like yours.  I know for a fact she is an EE because I bred her myself.

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post #10664 of 20007
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Originally Posted by Bravo 

I have a girl that looks just like a Silver Ameraucana.  She even lays robins-blue eggs but she's not an Ameraucana and I know that for certain.

I've seen a lot of EE's that look like SA's too but IMO, unless the birds come from a reputable breeder I'd never consider calling them SA's.

Does anyone have an idea what to do with a few BW adolescents? I've got 3 ok cockerels, one fairly nice pullet (then again, I don't know enough to accurately critique her), and one smaller pullet that is as loud as they come.  We've nicknamed her "Mini Mouth" and what she lacks in physical stature, she makes up for by being a total drama queen.  She hatched from a tiny pullet egg that was shaped like a ping-pong ball.  I shouldn't have set it but the color was just AMAZING so I couldn't stop myself.  She's been catching up with the rest in the size dept though.

They are Wayne Meredith stock but honestly, I'd have SO much more luck if I'd advertise them as EE's LOL.


Are you looking to rehome them?

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post #10665 of 20007

pips&peeps :

She is an ee, her color is not correct for a silver ameraucana, close but not correct.


Thank you very much, I really appreciate your feedback.  I figured she was an EE, but I didn't want to completely ignore the idea she might be a purebred Ameraucana either.  Thanks, that really puts my mind at ease!  I still might take her to the county fair, just as an EE!

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"It's easy. You draw a red line on the ground, right? Then you wait for a chicken to come along. When he arrives, he puts his beak right on the line and he's hypnotized!"
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post #10666 of 20007

Stupid Hawk!!!  rant How can you get attached to a bird you only had for such a short amount of time.  So sweet and soft, just started laying beautiful little blue eggs...

RIP Nala (she's in the back)

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/57124_img_0406.jpg

The guy we got them from won't have any close to sexing till September.  That will be cutting it close for the 1 month isolation weather wise.

post #10667 of 20007
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bravo 

I have a girl that looks just like a Silver Ameraucana.  She even lays robins-blue eggs but she's not an Ameraucana and I know that for certain.

I've seen a lot of EE's that look like SA's too but IMO, unless the birds come from a reputable breeder I'd never consider calling them SA's.

Does anyone have an idea what to do with a few BW adolescents? I've got 3 ok cockerels, one fairly nice pullet (then again, I don't know enough to accurately critique her), and one smaller pullet that is as loud as they come.  We've nicknamed her "Mini Mouth" and what she lacks in physical stature, she makes up for by being a total drama queen.  She hatched from a tiny pullet egg that was shaped like a ping-pong ball.  I shouldn't have set it but the color was just AMAZING so I couldn't stop myself.  She's been catching up with the rest in the size dept though.

They are Wayne Meredith stock but honestly, I'd have SO much more luck if I'd advertise them as EE's LOL.


Where are you? Are you looking to sell them?? I am in CA too and can give them a good home on a farm. smile


Edited by WhiteMountainsRanch - 8/11/11 at 4:33pm
post #10668 of 20007
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Originally Posted by FinsUp 

Stupid Hawk!!!  rant How can you get attached to a bird you only had for such a short amount of time.  So sweet and soft, just started laying beautiful little blue eggs...

RIP Nala (she's in the back)

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/57124_img_0406.jpg

The guy we got them from won't have any close to sexing till September.  That will be cutting it close for the 1 month isolation weather wise.


Oh so sorry! sad Its always the favorites- I swear. Hope you find as pretty a girl soon.

post #10669 of 20007
Quote:
Originally Posted by FinsUp 

Stupid Hawk!!!  rant How can you get attached to a bird you only had for such a short amount of time.  So sweet and soft, just started laying beautiful little blue eggs...

RIP Nala (she's in the back)

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/57124_img_0406.jpg

The guy we got them from won't have any close to sexing till September.  That will be cutting it close for the 1 month isolation weather wise.


Hello fellow Oregonian!!  I'm sorry about your Nala girl!!  sad  I've lost a few Silkies and bantam Ameraucanas to hawks here too.  And we have a pair of bald eagles that come sit in our trees in our yard and stare at the chickens in their runs and then they glare at us, as if to say "Let them out!  We're hungry!"

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post #10670 of 20007

Cloverleaf Farm - I think one of them might be from down your line.  I picked up the pair from Ed in Molalla.

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