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post #61 of 134

7/20/12 at 8:26pm

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Someone please correct me if I'm wrong but Isbars are not auto sexing. Martin Silverudd was successful in creating a green egg layer with the Isbars but not the auto sexing

No they aren't autosexing, but not 100% sure. I only have two girls.

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8/3/12 at 9:45pm

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Just a few pictures of our birds. You can see more on our website: http://www.jordan-farm.com/

"... A pampered poult is a happy poult!"

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8/3/12 at 9:52pm

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Richard, Nice! Thank you for the pictures. Cute babies!!!!!

These are the two that hatched from your eggs. They are 15 weeks now and gorgeous. The little blue pullet has some black splashing on her.

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Swedish Flower Hens, Cream Legbars, Isbars, Lemon Cuckoo Orps and ee's with beards, muffs, crests AND blue eggs!

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Swedish Flower Hens, Cream Legbars, Isbars, Lemon Cuckoo Orps and ee's with beards, muffs, crests AND blue eggs!

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8/4/12 at 8:47am

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Looking good!!!!!!!! :)

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Richard, Nice! Thank you for the pictures. Cute babies!!!!!

These are the two that hatched from your eggs. They are 15 weeks now and gorgeous. The little blue pullet has some black splashing on her.

"... A pampered poult is a happy poult!"

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9/9/12 at 7:35pm

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Do you have any Isbar eggs for sale.?? DB

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9/15/12 at 11:50am

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Mine are 5 weeks now. All pullets I think.

How have they been as layers compared to other chickens. Swedish Flower hens, Cream Legbars ect.

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9/15/12 at 4:50pm

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All pullets I think

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9/15/12 at 9:21pm

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So pretty!

Life as a chicken person started in May of 2012. So far we have 9 Buff Leghorns, 9 California Whites, and 7 Mallard Ducks. Along with various other pets and humans:) ~Naomi

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Life as a chicken person started in May of 2012. So far we have 9 Buff Leghorns, 9 California Whites, and 7 Mallard Ducks. Along with various other pets and humans:) ~Naomi

Please visit our Crazy Acre story.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/697018/crazy-acre-chronicles-san-antonio-area-w-pics

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9/21/12 at 8:23am

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Has anyone heard anything good or bad about elen18 from E Bay? She's selling Blue Isbar eggs for a reasonable price and I'm thinking of getting some. Thanks in advance.

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9/21/12 at 9:39am

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Has anyone heard anything good or bad about elen18 from E Bay? She's selling Blue Isbar eggs for a reasonable price and I'm thinking of getting some. Thanks in advance.

Hi,
I purchased some Isbar eggs from her off eBay. I ordered 6, received 8, 7 developed, and three hatched. I probably would have had a better hatch rate, but due to heavy storms we lost power for 4 days. The 3 that hatched are now 8 weeks old and growing beautifully. Good Luck!
Kim