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Always the first weekend of November, so show will be Nov. 6th this year and release on Sunday the 7th. Last year they moved it to the Lancaster County Fairgrounds which is out east of Lincoln near 84th and Adams - maybe even north of there yet. It was a big show last year with over 2000 birds...

Catnip, Would love to supply you with some Buckeyes, hopefully they will finish molting her shortly and start laying again!! Keep in contact when you plan on adding them. Wild, No I don't have the Blue Laced Red dottes any longer. I sold the rest of my breeders to a 4-Her over near...

Quote: That Salmon Faverolle was yours!! I spent at least 10 minutes admiring that bird.... She was Amazing. Wait, you were selling a pair of partridge silkies? I talked to someone about a pair of partridge silkies for sale, a nice lady, and a tall guy in a grey nebraska shirt..... Yes...

Catnip, That was my Buckeye hen I brought up, and also my Partridge silkies I was selling!! Sold a pair of partridge silkies just before noon and actually had a pair of Buckeyes in my truck that we didn't take over to the sale area. Should have looked me up and I could have talked to you...

We are taking about 20 birds up to Lincoln on Nov. 7th to the show. It is out at the Lancaster Event Center on 84th for the first time. This is the 125th show this year with National Meets for Cochins, New Jesery Giants, International Waterfowl Society, and maybe another that I just can't...

Don't have any pics at the moment, but I can sure get some taken. From his description, these are definitely the chocolate sex-linked recessive gene (similar to the lavendar gene). Those are some very good typey chocolate dottes. With this gene he has they would not get a khaki colored bird...

No, I haven't. Just not enough space to experiment with that and then what to do with all the culls? Don't get me wrong I have thought about it plenty of times as well as the mottled you are working on, since I have a breeder nearby who has some very good mottled cochins. Dabbling in too...

I have the Dun wyandottes - not recessive chocolate. They breed just like andalusian blue. I was wondering what the Old English breeders use when they make Fawn Duckwing OEs? I have seen some on eggbid before but never thought about which gene they are using. It might be worth it to contact...

I have found this to be true a well. I raise Dun wyandottes and had a pen set up with a Dun cock over dun hens and black hens. I hatched out equal amounts of duns and black from that pen and a couple Khakis, of which I have a Khaki rooster left. Fun color to work with and you really can...

I am in SE corner near Humboldt. Raise silkies, wyandottes, faverolles and buckeyes. Usually have started birds for sale in the fall after evaluation and sorting through for show and breeding. I have several different colors of silkies and bantam dottes and have hatched around 200 this...

Very good type to him and excellent color. If you said you had dark blue girls he should lighten up your offspring. As long as you have some feathers on the middle toe that should be good. Real hard to get a good shaped small walnut comb on these colored silkies but his isn't too bad. The...

Decided not to take anything - will only sell at shows or from home anymore. Auctions are a waste of my time and fuel. Besides I really hate building boxes and by the time you build them you have more in the boxes than most cheap asses will pay for the birds in them. Sorry pretty upset...

thndr - Not sure about apartments either but I would think if they are inside there wouldn't be much notice - just wouldn't want to have a big ol flock!! We are bringing up 12 silkies 13 wyandottes and 1 big old Buckeye rooster to the show Sat. Also a few birds to sell. Look us up, the...

In Nebraska so I would have to ship, but I should have a few of what you need if you can't find any close.

I have quite a few blue silkie roos and a couple splash roos. They did have nice crests on them but after being together all summer they are in some bad feathering at the moment. I would have to ship them though and costs get pretty high. Might have a partridge roo as well, but I think he...