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post #61 of 216
1/29/13 at 9:42pm
You think the eggs can handle being shipped to Hawaii? If so, I'm your first customer!!! Lol

2 days till lockdown on my button quails, yay!
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post #62 of 216
1/29/13 at 10:15pm
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Originally Posted by robopetz View Post

You think the eggs can handle being shipped to Hawaii? If so, I'm your first customer!!! Lol

2 days till lockdown on my button quails, yay!


I think they would if I packed them good enough. Ive heard about people shipping from pretty far away. This spring fair they will probably have some, I got my first Frizzle and Polish from County fair.

Ameraucanas are so awesome! They are beautiful, sweet, and amazing :)

I am a young, proud owner of my own Ducks, Chickens, Turkeys, and Geese :)

RIP One of my first hens named Pickled. She was a Red Sexlink. Past on Jan-24-2013

Oh my gosh! Click this! NOW! This is totally CRAZY! (Click to show)

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Ameraucanas are so awesome! They are beautiful, sweet, and amazing :)

I am a young, proud owner of my own Ducks, Chickens, Turkeys, and Geese :)

RIP One of my first hens named Pickled. She was a Red Sexlink. Past on Jan-24-2013

Oh my gosh! Click this! NOW! This is totally CRAZY! (Click to show)

Ha ha, fail

 

 

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post #63 of 216
1/30/13 at 12:48am
Really? Oh there's hope for me. Did I already mention it's hard to find certain chicken breeds here in Hawaii.
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post #64 of 216
1/30/13 at 12:52am
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Really? Oh there's hope for me. Did I already mention it's hard to find certain chicken breeds here in Hawaii.


I hear there isnt very many different breeds, but lots of chickens in Hawaii. Is that true?

Ameraucanas are so awesome! They are beautiful, sweet, and amazing :)

I am a young, proud owner of my own Ducks, Chickens, Turkeys, and Geese :)

RIP One of my first hens named Pickled. She was a Red Sexlink. Past on Jan-24-2013

Oh my gosh! Click this! NOW! This is totally CRAZY! (Click to show)

Ha ha, fail

 

 

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Ameraucanas are so awesome! They are beautiful, sweet, and amazing :)

I am a young, proud owner of my own Ducks, Chickens, Turkeys, and Geese :)

RIP One of my first hens named Pickled. She was a Red Sexlink. Past on Jan-24-2013

Oh my gosh! Click this! NOW! This is totally CRAZY! (Click to show)

Ha ha, fail

 

 

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post #65 of 216
1/30/13 at 1:11am
Yes, I had to search for my silkie. There is allot of feral chickens. I think I have some photos..... I do!



This one I snapped at a mall parking lot. Lol



This one was too cute! Mama and babies I saw at a Taco Bell drive through.
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post #66 of 216
1/30/13 at 5:33am
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Yes, I had to search for my silkie. There is allot of feral chickens. I think I have some photos..... I do!



This one I snapped at a mall parking lot. Lol



This one was too cute! Mama and babies I saw at a Taco Bell drive through.

Adorable!


Additionally, do frizzled birds need extra care verses a smooth feathered bird? I only ask because there's the possibility of my serama's being frizzled. I spoke with the breeder the other day and because my Japanese eggs were duds, she is going to replace them toward the end of February/beginning of March. ^_^ I also found out what breeds my mixed breed egg could be... apparently she keeps Japanese, Seramas, Cochins and Naked Necks in the pen that egg came from. Should be an interesting mix!! LOL
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post #67 of 216
1/30/13 at 11:02am
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Yes, I had to search for my silkie. There is allot of feral chickens. I think I have some photos..... I do!



This one I snapped at a mall parking lot. Lol



This one was too cute! Mama and babies I saw at a Taco Bell drive through.


Wow! So cute! I know someone who went to Hawaii and they saw a bunch of feral chickens. She joked around and  said, "April, I should've brought some chickens home for you!" ha ha

Ameraucanas are so awesome! They are beautiful, sweet, and amazing :)

I am a young, proud owner of my own Ducks, Chickens, Turkeys, and Geese :)

RIP One of my first hens named Pickled. She was a Red Sexlink. Past on Jan-24-2013

Oh my gosh! Click this! NOW! This is totally CRAZY! (Click to show)

Ha ha, fail

 

 

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Ameraucanas are so awesome! They are beautiful, sweet, and amazing :)

I am a young, proud owner of my own Ducks, Chickens, Turkeys, and Geese :)

RIP One of my first hens named Pickled. She was a Red Sexlink. Past on Jan-24-2013

Oh my gosh! Click this! NOW! This is totally CRAZY! (Click to show)

Ha ha, fail

 

 

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post #68 of 216
1/30/13 at 11:19am
Yea! It's funny though, instead of "oh look, squirrel" here it's "ooh there's a chicken" hahaha
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post #69 of 216
1/30/13 at 11:23am

Calico roo in project pen

Blue hen in project pen..

 

 

Ok I will join in I have a sportsman full of eggs at the moment, expecting eggs over the next 3 weekends as I have been setting eggs once a week for the last month or two.

I am expecting mostly silkies from 3 pens, and some Black tail white Japs.  14 eggs if memory serves, couple of pens are young hens and studs so these will be the first prodigy from them (very excited!)

I have 2 show white lines, and a project pen with a calico roo (looks like a birchan with brown leakage) with a splash and blue hen.  Not sure what I will be getting in terms of coulor with this trio,  the birds are pretty nice type so should be super cute babies!

 

Look forward to hatching with everyone!

Insurance Broker/Hobby Farm Enthusiast, Competes in Horse Carriage driving (Combined Driving & Pleasure Driving) Raising and Enjoying:
Bantams: Silkies, Japanese, Ameraucana, D'uccle
Standards: Cochin

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Insurance Broker/Hobby Farm Enthusiast, Competes in Horse Carriage driving (Combined Driving & Pleasure Driving) Raising and Enjoying:
Bantams: Silkies, Japanese, Ameraucana, D'uccle
Standards: Cochin

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=tn_tnmn#!/

 

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post #70 of 216
1/30/13 at 11:26am
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Yea! It's funny though, instead of "oh look, squirrel" here it's "ooh there's a chicken" hahaha


LoL, If I saw a chicken on the street, that no one owns, I would be like "Stop the car! Im going chicken catching!" XD

Ameraucanas are so awesome! They are beautiful, sweet, and amazing :)

I am a young, proud owner of my own Ducks, Chickens, Turkeys, and Geese :)

RIP One of my first hens named Pickled. She was a Red Sexlink. Past on Jan-24-2013

Oh my gosh! Click this! NOW! This is totally CRAZY! (Click to show)

Ha ha, fail

 

 

Reply

Ameraucanas are so awesome! They are beautiful, sweet, and amazing :)

I am a young, proud owner of my own Ducks, Chickens, Turkeys, and Geese :)

RIP One of my first hens named Pickled. She was a Red Sexlink. Past on Jan-24-2013

Oh my gosh! Click this! NOW! This is totally CRAZY! (Click to show)

Ha ha, fail

 

 

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