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At what age do Seramas start to stand more up right if they are going to do it?

Hi Everyone,

I'm new to BYC. I'm from Renton.

I'm looking for a golden sebright bantam hen and  a serama hen (or they both can be at least 3 months old pullets). Please let me know if anybody has these chickens for sale. Thanks!
 

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Originally Posted by Breshcandra 

At what age do Seramas start to stand more up right if they are going to do it?

You have to get them "climatized" to standing and handling.  The "pose" You will see as very young chicks (in really nice ones). But whenever I have tried to get a photo of ones I don't handle much or they are standing on something they are not used to....they squish down. In the pen loose, they run around and strut all the time. I have quite a few little ones right now that I am watching as they have really shown some potential. To just stand there and pose, you do need to train them, to stand there.

Okay, off chicken subject:  David MADE IT!!!!! Graduation last night. We knew he would graduate...Tuesday at 3...that is how close he cut it.

David with sisters Alisha and Linda. Linda was adopoted by another family here in town - when this happened some 11 years ago (crimey time goes fast) it was suppose to be 30 day re-unification - never happened. So David - and his 2 siblings we adopted - have 1 other sister and 1 other brother adopted by another family - they are still in contact and we are all glad of this. Jason (other brother) did not come to graduation.

David with brother Jacob:

Okay, Seattlies, I'm on a 9:35am ferry to downtown to drop off a tricycle I sold. As of yesterday, I have a broody GLW. Anybody have any fun eggs they can part with this morning at the ferry dock (I'm walking over)? 

I know, longshot, but I figured I'd ask :)

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Originally Posted by Judges4 

Okay, Seattlies, I'm on a 9:35am ferry to downtown to drop off a tricycle I sold. As of yesterday, I have a broody GLW. Anybody have any fun eggs they can part with this morning at the ferry dock (I'm walking over)? 

 

I know, longshot, but I figured I'd ask :)

Wish I were closer...I could get you some.  sorry. Too long a trip for me...LOL.

These folks in Chesapeake, Virginia have stalled out on their signatures to allow chickens in their area - if you could sign they'd be very appreciative.

http://www.change.org/petitions/4chesapeakehens

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Originally Posted by 4cats3kids1hubby2many 

Okay, off chicken subject:  David MADE IT!!!!! Graduation last night. We knew he would graduate...Tuesday at 3...that is how close he cut it.

 

David with sisters Alisha and Linda. Linda was adopoted by another family here in town - when this happened some 11 years ago (crimey time goes fast) it was suppose to be 30 day re-unification - never happened. So David - and his 2 siblings we adopted - have 1 other sister and 1 other brother adopted by another family - they are still in contact and we are all glad of this. Jason (other brother) did not come to graduation.

 

 

David with brother Jacob:

Congrats David!

Ready for more cuteness?

Juno with her three chicks

The one in front is the Blue Copper Marans, the one in back is the mystery bantam #1 (guesses anyone?)

The feed store chicks are doing a much better job of listening to mama Juno now.

This is the mystery bantam #2. Any guesses?

This little Blue Marans is the bravest, youngest chick.

Mama brought them out for the first time today, so cute!

Hope you all have a good day!