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I got some just like her...Easter eggers, basically...I have an Araucana roo who gives runpless offspring and even partaul rumpless or short, tiny tails...

I have a pair that was suppose to be blue saddleback pomerian. But they don't fit that description well. They look more like FAROESE geese.

Just hatched out of the incubator. Olive Eggers and Cuckoo Marans. Asking $2 a chick straight run. We didn't plan on these guys, our maran hen went broody when we went away for a weekend, we didn't have anyone to collect the eggs those few days, and she began sitting on about 24 eggs and then...

I have done the gold/silver cross, I can send pictures if you want to see them in Columbian patterened, just let me know

Yes, I was looking for an easy to care for, almost feral free-ranging layer. with the bird flu being present, the Fayoumi is very hardy from mer. disease and many sources also say from the bird flu, they free-range like feral birds, avoids preditors well:: only drawback is they are noisy and...

thanks for responding! the lf silkies I previously had were about the size of small layers, Hamburghs, around 3 to 5lbs.......bred them larger by crossing silkies with cochins, using silked feathered birds again. but the trick was trying to breed out all the non-silkie characteristics. * and...

been a while since I have had time to sit in front of a computer.....but I was going to make a decision on adding a new breed. been researching them both, in love with them both, but the decision is only one of them. any discussions, comments, preferances, concerns, or how to make the final...

I will be without work here mid April on maternity leave and $$$$$$$$$ always has to be the issue

ANYONE willing to take a FREEEEEEE Yellow Columbian Roo???? I have a few of them......I really do need to downsize and if I still have them by May, I am taking them with me to a buy/sell/trade in Uniontown, PA and who knows what will happen to them!!!! The hens will most likely get a new home...

Western PA

yes, please let me know when you do, they are beautiful and if you are interested as a breeder, they are NPIP certified. Since I am a Serama breeder as well, all my birds are tested.

more photos if needed

the brahma flock is very very nice, the orp in the picture is Ginger with her chicks. If you need more pic of the other orps, I can download more

how much for a tiny lil roo? shipping would be to PA,

still have any of these pairs or any other Sersmas left, located in western PA

I need to downsize, baby on the way, in this group there will be 3 buff orp hens, 2 of them 3yrs old, still laying good and 1 of them 2 yrs old. The two of them (with black in her tail, Penny) is very broody, usually likes to raise a couple broods a year. The largest one (the 2 yr old, aka...

I have a pair of young ones but I cannot ship because my post office is very very picky about the shipping crates. I live in western PA

I have a pair of young ones but I cannot ship because my post office is very very picky about the shipping crates. I live in western PA

Seramas in the incubator, check out "Seramas as Pets" on facebook. i am managing and still working on that page, I live in western PA,

I cannot take any now but in the future I would love some. opps, maybe before i jump right in there, lol, maybe I shoul ask, eggs or chicks? hah hah, If so, keep me in mind if its eggs or ducklings, I guess is more correct,