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Quote: Spelled the exact same way? I have never know anyone with the exact same spelling. very cool.

Quote: Huh??? I don't work for Ideal? Teri was referring to me. My name is Mikaela Fuchs and I work for Ideal Poultry. I have my Bachelors in Poultry Science from Texas A&M University. You can send me a PM or call me with any questions. Thank You, Mikaela Fuchs Ideal Poultry Breeding...

Howdy All, I just wanted to let you know that we will not be sexing bantams next year. We would love to offer this service, but our sexer cant guarantee accuracy. We tossed this idea around for a long time at our meeting. We weighed the pros and cons. Unfortunately, the sexer wont sex...

Howdy All, If you are having problems, please inform us. Sometimes, we have a male or a hen that has a minimal crossed beak that becomes dominate in the F1 progeny. If we know there is a problem, we can look for it and correct it. Thank You, Mikaela Fuchs Ideal Poultry Breeding Farms, Inc...

Howdy, First of all, I would like to say that we are sorry for moving you order. We try our hardest to keep hatch dates. As for the lack of communication, we call and email (if provided) before we move orders. If we cannot get a hold of a customer, we try not to ship for the birds safety. We...

Hello, We charge 7.00 for orders under 100 birds. We charge 1.00 for any variety of breed, sex, or color. If you live in Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, or Missouri... we do not charge the .15 per chick. (shipped ground / Priority Mail) Any of the other states must pay the...

I would agree with Buster. In addition to the 14 hours of light, I would also check to see of she is getting enough calcium, vitamins, and minerals in her feed.

The yolk color is directly correlated with what the chicken eats! A normal chicken diet consists of corn, which is filled with Xanthophyll . Xanthophyll is the pigment that makes the corn yellow. What is the main source of food?

Silkies can lay, but they need at least 14 hours of light (maybe more)! Artifical light must be provided. She was born in April, so she was not 100% mature during the spring and summer. It also depends on where you live? Up North? Cold? give her some light... she should start producing. I have...