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post #1531 of 1601
2/18/12 at 4:21pm
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Walt Reichart of Kentucky?

 


No Walt Leonard...who is Walt Reichart?

 

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post #1532 of 1601
2/19/12 at 3:54pm

 



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No Walt Leonard...who is Walt Reichart?

 



 

I think Walt Reichert is in Ohio, isn't he? I think I've got his email around here somewhere.

 

Walt has some AMAZING Sussex from what I hear, and I was hoping to get stock from him a few years back, but shipping wasn't an option at the time. His Speckled Sussex were spoken of very highly at the Ohio Nationals and I wasn't as thick in the projects and breeds as I am now. Sure wish I'd gotten some!!

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post #1533 of 1601
2/20/12 at 2:57pm



Walt Reichart is in Knetucky. Does some real nice winning down there with his LF Speckled Sussex. I didn't know Walt Leonard had LF Speckled Sussex.

 Best,

 Karen

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I think Walt Reichert is in Ohio, isn't he? I think I've got his email around here somewhere.

 

Walt has some AMAZING Sussex from what I hear, and I was hoping to get stock from him a few years back, but shipping wasn't an option at the time. His Speckled Sussex were spoken of very highly at the Ohio Nationals and I wasn't as thick in the projects and breeds as I am now. Sure wish I'd gotten some!!



 

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post #1534 of 1601
2/20/12 at 3:12pm

Hi,

 Pulled this off the Web.

Best,

 Karen

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Kentuckiana Poultry Club
Walt Reichert
220 Fields Lane
Simpsonville, Kentucky 40067
502-722-2951
waltreichert@yahoo.com
(scroll down to see pic of his Reserve Champion English " Speckled Sussex" hen)
http://www.poultryconnection.com/forums/showthread.php?657-Lucasville-Results

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post #1535 of 1601
2/20/12 at 3:52pm
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Originally Posted by 3riverschick View Post

Walt Reichart is in Knetucky. Does some real nice winning down there with his LF Speckled Sussex. I didn't know Walt Leonard had LF Speckled Sussex.

 Best,

 Karen

He doesn't I just thought he might be able to help find them, but I think it's Overton and Reichart for the best of the best
 

 

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post #1536 of 1601
2/20/12 at 4:03pm
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He doesn't I just thought he might be able to help find them, but I think it's Overton and Reichart for the best of the best
 

 


 Don't forget Tony Albritton in Idaho or Washington State (don't remember which).

 Karen
 

 

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post #1537 of 1601
2/21/12 at 5:55am
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Hi,
 Pulled this off the Web.
Best,
 Karen
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Kentuckiana Poultry Club

Walt Reichert

220 Fields Lane

Simpsonville, Kentucky 40067

502-722-2951
waltreichert@yahoo.com

(scroll down to see pic of his Reserve Champion English " Speckled Sussex" hen)
http://www.poultryconnection.com/forums/showthread.php?657-Lucasville-Results

Karen,
Thanks for posting this. I contacted Walt and he agreed to sell me some eggs as soon as fertility is confirmed. He doesn't ship chicks or adults.

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post #1538 of 1601
2/27/12 at 10:56am

At what age could I start weeding out my Speckled Sussex cockerels? They are 3 months old now. I have 4 and would like to keep the best one for breeding purposes. This is my first experience with SS and I just love them. They are SO friendly, even the roos. I don't have a SOP to go by and with my little experience with chickens, I really need some help with this process. If I submit some photos, what should they be of? I would appreciate any help.

Thanks,

Martha

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post #1539 of 1601
2/27/12 at 8:16pm
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At what age could I start weeding out my Speckled Sussex cockerels? They are 3 months old now. I have 4 and would like to keep the best one for breeding purposes. This is my first experience with SS and I just love them. They are SO friendly, even the roos. I don't have a SOP to go by and with my little experience with chickens, I really need some help with this process. If I submit some photos, what should they be of? I would appreciate any help.

Thanks,

Martha

  Pics:    top view, side view, head closeup which includes the comb,legs and feet closeup. side profile.

 

 

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post #1540 of 1601
2/28/12 at 5:58am

Thank you, 3rivers, I'll start working on those photos. Are they the right age, at 3 months, or should I give them longer to mature?

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