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Here is my new Trio...

all the way from South Carolina. Finally after a long summer of waiting for it to cool some


Edited by Hangtown Farms - 9/13/12 at 9:09pm

California Certified Nursery Pro

 

Breeding Crele Penedesenca's ,Black Penedesenca  and White Empordanesa's

plus the

Blue Crew ( U of a Blues , Blue Ameraucana , Easter Eggers , Olive eggers and now Silver Ameraucana )

 

for olive egger purposes

 

"Penedesenca Breeders and Fan Club " on Facebook

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California Certified Nursery Pro

 

Breeding Crele Penedesenca's ,Black Penedesenca  and White Empordanesa's

plus the

Blue Crew ( U of a Blues , Blue Ameraucana , Easter Eggers , Olive eggers and now Silver Ameraucana )

 

for olive egger purposes

 

"Penedesenca Breeders and Fan Club " on Facebook

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post #8332 of 8949
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Originally Posted by COOPER12 View Post

Here is my new Trio...
all the way from South Carolina. Finally after a long summer of waiting for it to cool some
Congratulations, they ate beautiful! :-)

I am new to this world of keeping backyard chickens (10 months in), but I've bought them from the feed store, hatched a few, and now purchased from a breeder. If only I had more land!

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I am new to this world of keeping backyard chickens (10 months in), but I've bought them from the feed store, hatched a few, and now purchased from a breeder. If only I had more land!

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would anyone on this list be interested in three 4-week-old blue and lavender orpington chicks?  the blue is definitely male, but best guesses so far about the two lavs is that they are pullets.  I'm just realizing that a dozen birds is really the highest number i should have in my coop through winter (when they'll have to stay in more often), and with these three i currently have 15 -- plus i figure they might be more interesting to someone as a trio -- photos taken wednesday afternoon:

 

the blue boy

 

 

 

 

all three together

 

I got them from Deann Disilva at Just Struttin' Farm in Novato, and they should be absolutely gorgeous birds:

http://www.juststruttinfarm.com/breeds.html

 

they are MUCH larger than my other chicks, really are going to be impressive birds!  please pm me if you are interested...

-- laura, plus frances & bella (silver penciled rocks), dixie & ethel (cuckoo marans), daisy (australorp), jane (light sussex), eleanor & maggie (EO basque), lucy (cream legbar), amelia one and two (CL x pene crosses), elsa and anna (silver campines) AND max the swedish flower hen rooster! plus a bunch of growing chicks, who have yet to be named...

and cats sophie, henry, and pearl, of course!

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-- laura, plus frances & bella (silver penciled rocks), dixie & ethel (cuckoo marans), daisy (australorp), jane (light sussex), eleanor & maggie (EO basque), lucy (cream legbar), amelia one and two (CL x pene crosses), elsa and anna (silver campines) AND max the swedish flower hen rooster! plus a bunch of growing chicks, who have yet to be named...

and cats sophie, henry, and pearl, of course!

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post #8334 of 8949
We are raising a couple meat chickens for the fall. I was wondering if anyone knew of a place in the Bay Area to rent a plucker? I have found them for rent in a number of places, but nothing closer than 3 hours away.
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I have found nothing. I found how to make them online, but nowhere that rents  or processes at a reasonalbe cost closer then sacramento. II found someone seling one for 600 bucks, but  that  seemed more then i needed, ha.

post #8336 of 8949
This was all I could find.
http://featherman.net/rentals.html#CA

Seems like a good deal, but not close.
post #8337 of 8949

Hi Walt!

 

It's Meg from Moraga. I was just securing the girls in their coop and saw that one of the hens has a large (almost lacrosse ball size) soft swollen area above and to the left of her vent. Do you have any idea what it may be? I'm a little nervous. She loves her food. Energy seems fine.

 

Any advise is much appreciated!

 

Thanks!

post #8338 of 8949
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Originally Posted by moragayogi View Post

Hi Walt!

 

It's Meg from Moraga. I was just securing the girls in their coop and saw that one of the hens has a large (almost lacrosse ball size) soft swollen area above and to the left of her vent. Do you have any idea what it may be? I'm a little nervous. She loves her food. Energy seems fine.

 

Any advise is much appreciated!

 

Thanks!


I have no idea what that might be.......Sorry!

 

Walt

post #8339 of 8949

Hi folks, 

just wanted to post a link to some photos. My girls were helping me in the garden today. 

 

There's a couple shots that'll be of interest to Cheryl - the boys from my recent hatch. There's several of the millefleur leghorn boy and a couple of the SilverPenciled rocks boys. If anyone needs a gorgeous roo from Cheryl's lines, let me know. Otherwise, once they crow, they're going to freezer camp. https://plus.google.com/photos/108526151904394584422/albums/5789291761168407409

 

Here's one of the flock:

Anna
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il Pollaio, il Giardino and la Cucina keep me busy.
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post #8340 of 8949
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Originally Posted by annaraven View Post

Hi folks, 

just wanted to post a link to some photos. My girls were helping me in the garden today. 

 

There's a couple shots that'll be of interest to Cheryl - the boys from my recent hatch. There's several of the millefleur leghorn boy and a couple of the SilverPenciled rocks boys. If anyone needs a gorgeous roo from Cheryl's lines, let me know. Otherwise, once they crow, they're going to freezer camp. https://plus.google.com/photos/108526151904394584422/albums/5789291761168407409

 

Here's one of the flock:

 

What a great time they are having!!!

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