Recent content by cns2782

I’m really liking this white bantams pullet so far.

I just feed laying crumbles from rural king and then fresh grass. It does fade slightly when a pullet or hen has been laying a while but not too much.

Some of my Columbian Bantams from this year. Really happy with how they’re going so far.

Are those the ones I brought you at Winston? I know the splash hen was.

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Just do not need them I hatch about 700 a year and cull rigorously

Yes this is the actual pair I am selling and current condition. Just took them this evening

HI, I have a pair of this year's Brassy Back Rosecombs for sale. They are extremely typey and have pretty good color as well. Can ship anywhere $45 (includes box).

Still a bit young but coming along so far this year

Hey, I was just wondering do a lot of people show up at the Christiansburg Tractor supply swap? I just went through my oldest group of Rosecombs and culled down to my top 10 from about 75 and was wondering if it would be worth my time to bring them to the swap. Below are some of the breeders...

I normally have very little trouble with them once they hatch. They are much smaller than the silkies in my experience so might need to keep them separated. Also make sure the food is small enough for them to eat. What I feed basically looks like corn meal. I also make sure to use a...

For the cockerels, If you go to home depot or office max you can get transparency paper that is used for printing on and you can make a small slit on each side and help protect the feathers. I put it on all three sides that do not have the door if they are in the bantam holes for the males and...

All of my males were pretty laid back as far as temper around people. They are Leghorns so a little more flighty (Which I like) compared to many of the meat breeds but not so much so that they cannot be handled. I just dont like a bird that sits around all day (like silkies and cochins, etc)