Recent content by BuffBeck

Hello, Could you tell me what happens when there is too high of humidity early on, in the first four or five days? I had that problem, and am hoping the eggs will still hatch.

Hello, I am searching for show quality Dutch bantams of any variety. A hen or trio would be best; I'm in 4-H. I am looking for young but mature birds. I live in Washington state, and I would like to find someone relatively close with high quality birds. Does anyone have any for sale or know...

Hi and welcome to BYC! I have been raising and showing competitive miniature dairy goats (specifically nigies) for over 9 years, and we treat all our goats like pets. Nigerian dwarves are my all-time favorite breed of dairy or any other goat, so I must encourage you to try them out. It...

Hey there! :) I know the perfect place...Eight Acres Farm. You can look up cpartist, the owner's byc name (real name: Luanne) She's been very professional with me so far, and I'm sure she could help you find someone if she doesn't have what you need. She's in North-Central Florida - so the...

Hi everybody! :) I'm in the process of choosing some nice Bielefelder chicks in my area, and I thought: this is the place to ask! If anyone knows somebody - or has some hatching out this April themselves - please PM me. Thanks!:frow

Hi there. Could you post for everyone some recent pictures of your wheaten & blue wheaten hens? Also, do you have Marans available for sale at all? Thank you, Becky

Hi, there. I just wanted to ask all of you what you think of shipping chicks from Georgia to Washington (from one corner of US to the other). If it is too dangerous for the chicks I would never ship that distance. I am putting together quality lines from a breed that you can't find everywhere...

Aha! I'm glad I've been doing it right so far. Thank you for the clarification, It really helps!

It's just so far... I'd be worried about them on the road for that long. I wish you were local! Very sorry, but thank you for your interest.

Quote: They look so tame and friendly!

Hi again! Here's my Australorpington pullet, "Inky": She's got a bit looser feathering and darker comb. She's also not as limber as a true Aussie; but she gets that from her dad. ;)

The pic of the hen above I posted isn't actually mine, to be clear...but she is what I want mine to eventually look like! I agree, she is beautiful. Credit for this girl goes to youridreezen, who posted it earlier. Bravo!

Hello! I have a flock of Black & Blue English Orpingtons and a couple Aussie hens. My Blue Orp roo had a chick with a BA hen, so I got a Black English Australorpington pullet. =) The English Orpington genetics handed down a lot of the type, but The pullet, "Inky", is still black with big eyes...

I think this is a really neat new color. Does anybody know if it's a standardized variety yet?

Aww, thank you guys! He's a real goof-ball.