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7/14/12 at 2:36pm

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Well I finally got around to taking pix of my two remaining chicks . one male had slipped out of the tractor and I assume it was eaten by something as i never found any trace of it. The two remaining are pullet and cockerel but what do we call the colors?

pippin and stripe

and then i have to show off my new silkie chick and blue frizzle cochin.

Buffy Lizardfoot and Slipper

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7/14/12 at 2:44pm

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Originally Posted by mauigirl

oops

too much sharing?lol

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7/14/12 at 5:57pm

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so how many breeders are there that will sell to people in ohio or the country

jw cause i have some and want more pureblood chickens

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7/14/12 at 6:40pm

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so how many breeders are there that will sell to people in ohio or the country

jw cause i have some and want more pureblood chickens

Some breeders will mail them to you. Mine came in the mail

Lori

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I seem to be the queen of electrolytes!!!!!

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7/14/12 at 9:52pm

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Hunter sent you a message got some nice show birds for sale

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7/15/12 at 12:56am

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ok will have to save for the show birds if you still have some here this week or in the next three weeks i would love to buy a few

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7/15/12 at 9:05am

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There are many breeders that will ship to Ohio, myself included.

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Breeder of many champion serama across the US!

www.OCSeramas.com

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7/15/12 at 12:18pm

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so what kind you all recemind for a first timer of raising these birds

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7/15/12 at 4:58pm

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One of my pullet hens

One of my currently broody hens

My baby boy thats 2 years old and won me a second at Derbyshire country show (I'm from england by the way)

One of my chicks from this years breeding pens

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7/15/12 at 5:46pm

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I everyone I am fairly new to seramas I have 3 pair and two lone roos.Two of my hens just went broody. Two of my pairs and one roo are proven show birds. I haven't had much luck incubating the eggs from them. My Avatar is my smallest A class roo. I am haveing a hard time finding hens of any color in florida.