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Wow... this took me a couple of days to get through this thread.

 

And who has the hatching eggs????

I'm selling them also.  I have an order going out tomorrow and then will be free to ship.

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 Hall Family Poultry.

He has an ad up for waiting list on them.

I suggest banjojoe. Excellent shipping and good pricing on the eggs. As far as I know, there's no waiting list for his eggs either. 

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Breeder of: Show Quality Blue and Black Langshans in both Largefowl and Bantam!  


Check out my site! HERE! Or click the text above!

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one issue(maybe not one at all, depends on preference) I see with the these blue egg layers is that they are mostly leghorns and their eggs are mate blue instead of the shiny blue eggs found on many araucana. the shiny egg trait is recessive to the mate trait. and so far of all of the eggs I have seen on this thread(from the blue egg layers from UA) are mate blue..

 

here is a shiny vs mate blue

 

 

 

again the shiny blue egg trait is recessive to the mate one. source http://www.the-coop.org/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=107865#Post107865

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one issue(maybe not one at all, depends on preference) I see with the these blue egg layers is that they are mostly leghorns and their eggs are mate blue instead of the shiny blue eggs found on many araucana. the shiny egg trait is recessive to the mate trait. and so far of all of the eggs I have seen on this thread(from the blue egg layers from UA) are mate blue..

 

here is a shiny vs mate blue

 

 

 

again the shiny blue egg trait is recessive to the mate one. source http://www.the-coop.org/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=107865#Post107865

Those are both very pretty eggs!

Ron

 

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Is this a Hobby or a way of Life? Chickens: Australorp, Barred & Partridge Rock, Hatchery & Heritage RIR, Golden Comet, Marans, Easter Egger,  Silver Gray Dorking, Basque Hen, Partridge Penedesenca, Olive Egger and UofA Blues

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Those are both very pretty eggs!

I favor the shiny one

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Those are both very pretty eggs!

I favor the shiny one

I just looked at Araucana egg pictures from a local to me Breeder. They were all Matte and non were shiny. What percentage of Araucanas have shiny eggs?

Ron

 

Is this a Hobby or a way of Life? Chickens: Australorp, Barred & Partridge Rock, Hatchery & Heritage RIR, Golden Comet, Marans, Easter Egger,  Silver Gray Dorking, Basque Hen, Partridge Penedesenca, Olive Egger and UofA Blues

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Is this a Hobby or a way of Life? Chickens: Australorp, Barred & Partridge Rock, Hatchery & Heritage RIR, Golden Comet, Marans, Easter Egger,  Silver Gray Dorking, Basque Hen, Partridge Penedesenca, Olive Egger and UofA Blues

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post #557 of 753
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I just looked at Araucana egg pictures from a local to me Breeder. They were all Matte and non were shiny. What percentage of Araucanas have shiny eggs?

not many, as I said before its a recessive trait. BUT if you see a satin shine(between mate and shiny) this hen could be hiding the shiny egg trait

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I favor the shiny one

all i can say is if you dont like the UofA blue egg layers then dont get any but please alow those that like this breed to talk and share witout the negative and you dont likes

 

i myself love them they lay LARGE BLUE EGGS AND LOTS OF THEM 

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the eggs in the top left are UofA blues as you can see from the pic they are shiny 

 

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all i can say is if you dont like the UofA blue egg layers then dont get any but please alow those that like this breed to talk and share witout the negative and you dont likes

 

i myself love them they lay LARGE BLUE EGGS AND LOTS OF THEM 


Would you say that this is possibly the most productive blue egg layer around?  Currently I am looking for exactly that.  I've looked at Legbars and cannot find an annual production estimate for their eggs. 

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