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  1. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    My birds never leave my property except one time a year and that is when I put them in the fair. I don't buy random birds from any street corner peddler, All my birds are NPIP certified and I only buy eggs and birds from other NPIP certified flocks, and when they are brought on my property I...
  2. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    Last month I entered Buckeye's in our county fair, my birds are healthy and they eat and give me eggs just like they should, and show no signs of symptoms of being sick. When I brought my birds back home I quarantined them for 30 days. The state vet was there pulling random checks on the poultry...
  3. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    These Buckeyes and 5 Australorps are on a 21% feed and their weight gain is running right on. They were just put in this grow out pen.
  4. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    These are 3 weeks old Day old Day olds This is a few of my Buckeye hatch this year some Black Australorps in the mix
  5. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    I have also noticed that but they are still good eggers not good for breeding stock
  6. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    This is 9 buckeye chicks and 13 Golden Sebright chicks I have one buckeye that is to light in the bunch, but they are getting better.
  7. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    Glad you are happy with them
  8. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    Here is a link for toe punch chart http://www.dominiquechicken.com/Toe_Punch_Chart.html This might help
  9. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    This is what my coop, run and Yard looks like 32' wide 25' deep and 5' tall. coop is 8' x 9' run is 9' x 9'
  10. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    It is a plastic core with metal on both sides it is salvaged material I get from work it comes in 4 x 9 sheets and range from 1/8 thick to 3/8 thick It reflects heat well but ice and snow stick to it and can be pushed off easy. in my area (North East Arkansas)
  11. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    This is the inside of one of my tractors it is 4' x 7' x 5 ' tall build two set them side by side and put a partition between them on front and back you have an open pen in the middle. The nest boxes are on the back for easy gathering of eggs I have now added auto watering to both tractors...
  12. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    I have 8 in the brooder now that are filling out and feathering to my satisfaction going to get weight on them tonight at 2 weeks.
  13. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    I have only had buckeye's for a short time, and I have been fortunate to have good mentors (people that are currently on this site) to help provide advice for raising my buckeyes. I started with utility type buckeyes when I got them and I have had some good advise on what to look for and breed...
  14. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    My First hatch of 2014 Buckeye chicks born 1-12-14
  15. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND I HOPE YOU HAVE A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
  16. buckeyechicken

    How to Tell a Fertile vs INfertile Egg (Pictures)

    thanks
  17. buckeyechicken

    How do you check for fertility on a newly laid egg?

    Could someone post a picture of what the blastodisc should look like for the newbies to look at for fertile eggs.
  18. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    Does anyone use red cell for their poultry in feed or water, if so what is the benefits of it, what age should you start administering it, and at what dosage?
  19. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/chicken-diagram-and-anatomy-of-a-chicken-pictures-and-labels
  20. buckeyechicken

    The Buckeye Thread

    Both of my rooster have about 1/4 inch space from the crown of the head to the peas and I am calling that a large comb, one has the defined rows of peas and the other is not so defined, my hens all have combs that rest on the crown of the head but the rows are not as defined as the roosters so...
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