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Looking for LF Black (not BBS) Ameraucana hatching eggs to use in my mottled ameraucana project. Must have nice egg color comparable to my mottled which are a really nice blue. Shipped to Idaho. NPIP only.

Yes, eggs are currently available. You can private message me to coordinate an order on this site or Facebook

How old are the chicks? You won't see water dripping out. They nudge the pin to the side rather than pushing it in.

Sure do! My birds just started laying for the season. Eggs will be available after I've confirmed fertility in my own incubators. For the most current availability, you are welcome to visit my QCU Poultry FB page.

This year I decided to add a new line to my turkey pens for genetic diversity so I ordered hatching eggs. The eggs were incubated along with my own turkey eggs, but hatched in a different hatcher so I could mark them. My problem is, all of the turkey poults from the other line ended up getting...

I don't recall who it was. Maybe post in the group and ask?

Hello my Idaho peeps! I'm just popping in to make sure everyone knows about the Idaho Chicken Stock event May 7th in Idaho Falls.

Hey there! I figured I'd check in here to see who is going to Idaho Chicken Stock on May 7th this year. Not everyone does the facebook thing which is where most of the advertising is done.

Looking for blue wheaten marans hatching eggs with shipping to Idaho. Please PM if you have any available to purchase this season.

Welcome! I don't know if there is a duck site for Eastern Idaho.

Oh, I don't know. Do you have anything to trade for the deed? I don't pluck quail, so they would be skinned.

I'd do it for you but I'm in the Burley/Rupert area. :(

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No, most of my chickens are being freeloaders with the eggs while they settle into the season change. I have zero eggs incubating right now. I'll probably fire it up again next month.

Looking for bantam rosecomb leghorn hatching eggs or chicks. Any color variety. I know they are rare but figured it was worth a shot posting here. I'd appreciate any links to help me find a source.

Look for chewed up/dirty looking feather shafts and creepy crawlies near the vent and tail area. Yes, birds can get drained until death by those.

I'd first check for lice/mites.

What are the symptoms?

I've found that my chickens handle cold temperatures much better if they don't have a heat lamp. Cold weather stimulates their bodies to build up a fat layer and grow thick down. It's a gradual process. I worry that a broken lamp or power outage will, besides being a fire hazard, leave my birds...

Not in Boise, but I might have extra wheaten ameraucana pullets available late summer/fall. I'm in Paul. (Burley/Rupert area) qcupoultry.com