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[Glenda Heywoodo]

Thank you so much! Unfortunately I think it's my rooster. His hackle and saddle are turning red in the sun.

Well yes as you know the rooster denotes the color of the offspring.
So if the rooster denotes some red in feathering it woul be best not to use him,
to breed completely blue offspring with no red in the feathering

 

[Hillaire]

so quick question... we all know that cochin bantams grow pretty slow... how old are any chicks that you either hatch out or purchase before you put them in with your flock? I have some that are 5 weeks old, still pretty small so obviously not going to throw them in until they are bigger but just wondering what the average is before you put them in with your flock.?

 

[BlueShadow]

I think method of raising the chicks has far more impact on when they can be introduced to the flock than size. If they are with a broody or the brooder is in the coop, they can be introduced at a very young age (a few weeks). If you brood them in a separate location, the introduction needs to be a bit slower and probably at a bit older age.

 

[Delawaremommy]

I will be looking to add some cochin to my flock of mixed breeds in July or August....I am looking for Blue Black Splash and Lemon Blue. Is anyone planning a hatch about then and do you sell sexed or straight run as I prefer pullets and also NPIP breeders...I know I am asking a lot but I want good quality birds for a possible breeding program not hatchery birds.

 

[Glenda Heywoodo]

Hello all! Just wondering if anyone here shows their frizzle cochins?
Or where you could find show quality frizzles? Thanks!

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[BirdsNRabbits]

What would a chick look like if it was mixed between a bantam cochin hen and a standard sized australorp roo?

 

[Glenda Heywoodo]

What would a chick look like if it was mixed between a bantam cochin hen and a standard sized australorp roo?

Here is te australorpe chicken

https://chickensdirect.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Australorps_hen.jpg
The chick may or may not have feather feeted legs.
It depends on which features it gets from the male or female.

 

[Glenda Heywoodo]

What would a chick look like if it was mixed between a bantam cochin hen and a standard sized australorp roo?

Here is a black cochin bantam hen

http://cdn.backyardchickens.com/5/55/550bf691_689_black_cochin_pullet.jpeg

If the male was the austalorp then it would be longer
and thinner than the cochin cobby look.
minimum In size

 

[Glenda Heywoodo]

I will be looking to add some cochin to my flock of mixed breeds in July or August....I am looking for Blue Black Splash and Lemon Blue. Is anyone planning a hatch about then and do you sell sexed or straight run as I prefer pullets and also NPIP breeders...I know I am asking a lot but I want good quality birds for a possible breeding program not hatchery birds.

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[Glenda Heywoodo]

I will be looking to add some cochin to my flock of mixed breeds in July or August....I am looking for Blue Black Splash and Lemon Blue. Is anyone planning a hatch about then and do you sell sexed or straight run as I prefer pullets and also NPIP breeders...I know I am asking a lot but I want good quality birds for a possible breeding program not hatchery birds.

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