I'll get back to you. We had the end of school and a death in the family all at once. I'll call this week ... Sorry!I’m still interested in a silkie @MROO
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I'll get back to you. We had the end of school and a death in the family all at once. I'll call this week ... Sorry!I’m still interested in a silkie @MROO
We're probably all safer because we stayed home ... or at least our wallets are safer!I didnt end up attending either... My entire family (self included) had a stomach virus and just now are recovering fully enough to eat normally.
Do you still have any of these available? I'm looking for bantams, we lost 2 and the 2 remaining are going to be at the mercy of the full sized flock. Trying to increase numbers so the mini birds can enjoy the yard too.Hey Marylanders,
If anyone is interested, I have a surplus of bantam juveniles. All are between three and four months old and all are hand-tamed. They will be tested in the next two weeks (for 4H,) but they are from an NPIP facility and my birds are all tested and clean, so they should be fine.
I have a small starter flock (5) of Sebrights - they need to go together.
2 gold-laced cockerels (IMO, the slightly older one is gorgeous!)
2 silver laced pullets
1 gold laced pullet
Three Old English Game Bantams (OEGB)
1 OEGB Black Breasted Red cockerel (we think!) He hasn't gotten his full coloring, yet, and he's already really pretty!
2 buff-colored OEGBs - possibly Red Pyle, as their color is just starting to come in. The older one is definitely a cockerel. The younger one, I'm not sure yet, but I think is a pullet. They look to be Red Pyle, but I've never seen Pyles this young, so I'm not positive. They are both nice birds - pale buff with red-gold hackles and points, and no blue in their tails (like Japanese bantams would have)
I may also have 2 4-month-old white Silkies, if I can talk my daughter into down-sizing. Silkies are notoriously tough to identify until they start either crowing or laying, so you'd take your chances on gender with them.
I am in the farthest North-Eastern corner of Maryland, about an hour north of Baltimore, but I will drive a reasonable distance to meet someone.
I'll try to post pictures this weekend, as soon as I have a second pair of hands available to help. Maybe, by then, I'll know for sure what my 4Hers want to do about the Silkies ...
YES, YES, YES! PM me and we'll figure something out!Do you still have any of these available? I'm looking for bantams, we lost 2 and the 2 remaining are going to be at the mercy of the full sized flock. Trying to increase numbers so the mini birds can enjoy the yard too.
YES, YES, YES! PM me and we'll figure something out!
Do you still have any of these available? I'm looking for bantams, we lost 2 and the 2 remaining are going to be at the mercy of the full sized flock. Trying to increase numbers so the mini birds can enjoy the yard too.
If you're still out there, I'm in North East. I have Nankin Bantams and a few mixed TSC rescues, bantams and a few Silkies. We do 4H. You?Hi there! I'm in cecil county myself.
The new menber greeters suggested I pop in. Anyone else from RisingSun/Northeast area?
Hello, I'm down a few of these. I still have the Sebrights and two really sweet little OEGB Cockerels - a Red Pyle and a Black Breasted Red. Both little boys will fly to my shoulder and ride around, talking in my ear ... really super pets!Do you still have any of these available? I'm looking for bantams, we lost 2 and the 2 remaining are going to be at the mercy of the full sized flock. Trying to increase numbers so the mini birds can enjoy the yard too.