The feed store is Wagener Milling in Wagener SC. Their phone number is 803-564-5556. You should call to find out what they have before you go. It changes all the time as they get some of their chicks from local farms, and some from commercial hatcheries. I was told that they get the Buff...
Thanks so much. I think that is a little far for me at this time. I just discovered a local feed store that gets day old chicks from local farms. Buff orpingtons, ISA browns, Golden Comets and Ameraucanas. They never know in advance what they will have. Right now my coop will be a stall in...
DH (who grew up without pets because "animals are dirty") 5 horses, 1 Australian Shepherd, 1 African Grey Parrot, 2 parakeets. Just planted a wildflower meadow so that next year it can be home to honeybees.
I am looking for some chicks to buy. My husband and I have retired on a farm in Aiken SC and I am looking to start my flock. Egg laying is the focus. My favorite breeds are Rhode Island Reds and Easter Eggers/Ameraucanas, but I have had great luck with many other laying breeds. In MA, we had...
Excellent. These are the other two from the same batch. The one in the background has barred feathers, no comb at all and yellow legs. I didn't think they looked like EEs but could they be crosses?
Does anybody know what this is??? I got these from a classroom hatching project, otherwise I have no idea of their origin, I thought I had an EE pullet and an EE roo, but then i read a post that EEs never have wattles. So what the heck is this guy??? They are 13 weeks old.
Conversely, do all EEs have the ear muffs and the beard? They are frequently such a mix I'm wondering what traits absolutely go along with the colored eggs.
Thanks ArizonaDesertChick. I was inclined to think #2 was a roo because of the wattles, but I have no idea what breed he might be. He's quite unusual looking. That's a really nice array of colors in your avatar. I'm hoping that some of these chicks will lay colored eggs.