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  1. sharynzucker

    BLUE ISBARS - Pictures and discussion

    In another week or so, you'll see a definite difference! The ones with combs at 5-6 weeks are Roos for sure. : )
  2. sharynzucker

    BLUE ISBARS - Pictures and discussion

    At 4-5 weeks, I could already tell by comb (or lack thereof). I had 1 cockerel and 5 hens. LUCKY ME!!!
  3. sharynzucker

    Blue copper Moran

    Blue Coppers are great! I have one that's broody now. We hope to hatch in a day or two.
  4. sharynzucker

    ⠀ Help- I just found out I was sold horse feed rather than chicken feed- they've been on it for months

    Also, if oyster shell isn't available or within your budget, you can finely crush (almost powder) eggshells and feed to them. I have a tray that sits in my microwave when not in use, that I put all my cracked eggshells into for the girls. I don't wash out the bit of egg white that remains, just...
  5. sharynzucker

    BLUE ISBARS - Pictures and discussion

    Hi there. I'm new to Isbars, and new to breeding (may actually begin controlled breeding next year, if I can work out pens, etc.). Thus far, the only breeding that happens is when my Langshan roo gets hold of any hen he can, LOL. Anyway, I just got 6 Isbars, they're about 5 weeks old. I'm in...
  6. sharynzucker

    BLUE ISBARS - Pictures and discussion

    I don't know if you're on FB or not, but the lady I got my Isbars from does ship hatching eggs, (and live chicks, too, I believe) you can look her up at Fawn Springs Farm on FB. In Hendersonville, NC.
  7. sharynzucker

    ⠀ Help- I just found out I was sold horse feed rather than chicken feed- they've been on it for months

    I'll go out to the barn and see if I can take a pic of our feed label from the layer crumble we buy.
  8. sharynzucker

    ⠀ Help- I just found out I was sold horse feed rather than chicken feed- they've been on it for months

    I'm no official, but I don't see anything glaring that will be really harmful. If your weather is anything like the mid-Atlantic states in the US, there should be green grass and bugs on the way! Chickens love this type of food, and will do very well on not much more. If you have access to...
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