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    Best Place to Buy Quality Dorking and Buckeye Chicks?

    I don't think we have yet. If you still have some eggs from a quality breeding line that would be fantastic as my order with Sandhill Preservation Farm fell through this year.
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    Best Place to Buy Quality Dorking and Buckeye Chicks?

    I am located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I could take a day trip drive there and back but that would be as far as I could go.
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    Best Place to Buy Quality Dorking and Buckeye Chicks?

    I believe you're right. However I'm a bit hesitant to order from a large scale hatchery because quality control may have been sacrificed in favor of mass production.
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    Best Place to Buy Quality Dorking and Buckeye Chicks?

    I'm looking for a quality breeder of Dorking and Buckeye Chicks. My plan is to have quality brood stock so I can breed my own chicks year after year for the farm I work for.
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    Building A Churkey(Turkey Imposter)

    Unfortunately you're going to run into that a lot with some of the massive breeds like JG and Brahmas. Have you thought about the "Delaware Broiler" from Murray Hatchery? Apparently they're Delaware chickens selectively bred for massive body size and decently quick maturation as a heritage...
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    Who's My Mummy: Hybrid Rooster Help

    Here are the candidate mothers.
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    Who's My Mummy: Hybrid Rooster Help

    I have an unintended hybrid rooster I hatched earlier this year that I would love some help trying to identify his mother. His father was a pure bred Crested Cream Legbar. His mother I know lays blue/green eggs same as the pure bred Cream Legbar hens (hence why I'm in this predicament 😂). Here...
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    Building A Churkey(Turkey Imposter)

    I know Jersey Giants were created with the intent of being turkey replacements (which sadly didn't pan out because they mature much more slowly than a meat turkey). Have you thought about using them?
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    New Mexico

    Hey so there are some chickens that I helped care for as part of a farming internship in the South Valley that are currently in need of a new home as there aren't enough people around to care for them all with the whole Covid situation. Anyone up for adding a few chickens to their flock? A few...
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    In about 2-3 years, I'll be creating a new Breed of chicken called the Emerald Dragon.(Discussion)

    @MysteryChicken there are some chickens who I cared for during a farming internship program when I was getting into chicken keeping that are now in need of new homes as with Covid there aren't enough people around to care for them all. One of them is a rooster named Valentine who I have already...
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    In about 2-3 years, I'll be creating a new Breed of chicken called the Emerald Dragon.(Discussion)

    I know there's such a thing as a creole orpington, what would make a wheaten creole orpington different?
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    Ayam Cemani crosses

    Welcome! I can't speak from personal experience what crosses would be most ideal but @MysteryChicken might be able to offer suggestions. In my opinion the best Ayam Cemani crosses would be with salmon Favorelles, americauna, sicilian buttercup, brahmas, jersey giants, dunccle, or the cochins.
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    In about 2-3 years, I'll be creating a new Breed of chicken called the Emerald Dragon.(Discussion)

    And how are those two projects going?
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    In about 2-3 years, I'll be creating a new Breed of chicken called the Emerald Dragon.(Discussion)

    Also if you're looking for another place to order chicks from you can look at Privett Hatchery. They're located in New Mexico and I bought my Cream Legbar from them. While they don't have Ayam Cemani (as far as I can tell) they do have black breasted cubalaya, russian orloffs, salmon Favorelles...
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    In about 2-3 years, I'll be creating a new Breed of chicken called the Emerald Dragon.(Discussion)

    You got to be super careful getting chickens from any source. Quarantine is standard protocol for new arrivals into an existing flock.
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