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  1. LeBlackbird

    RSL from Privett?

    I have 4 golden sexlinks from privett, typical red sexlink cross looking birds, don't have pictures as chicks but can post a couple pictures of the juveniles later if you would like
  2. LeBlackbird

    Looking for hatching eggs in Reading,PA. Affordable egg prices!

    There's a family right off of 73 near Dan's Deli, has at least 1 rooster in with her red sexlinks and is selling eating eggs. Doubt she hatches so not sure what her fertility is like. About 25 min from reading. I don't know of any others but I'm sure they're around. As sally said, it is likely...
  3. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    They don't get too big, the boys top out around 8 pounds usually, only a little over a pound bigger than an Ameraucana. They usually look heavy and squat because they have very loose feathering. I love bearded breeds, almost every breed I'm working with this year is bearded! lol!
  4. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Alright, here's the babies, plus some rogue ameraucanas and here's the pictures she sent me of her stock
  5. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Breeder, she sent me pictures, her flock looks solid quality. I'll be interested to see how they grow out too. Will post the pictures she sent me and a couple pics of the babies later, my phone won't upload pictures to the site
  6. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Possibly, when I get over there to pick up birds I'll take a look. I swore to myself I wouldn't do waterfowl this year because of all the projects I had going on but how bad could some bantam ducks be? :lol: In other news, blue salmon faverolles eggs I had shipped in from Texas hatched. I...
  7. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Ugh calling for snow AGAIN here in the southeast on Saturday :th so tired of this weather!! :smack
  8. LeBlackbird

    Ameracauna/EE- Buff Wheaten?

    Yeah, all the ones I got in the past were signifigantly different as well. But it's the only thing I've found even relatively close, with the comb being so unusual looking...I have about 25-30 orloffs coming from 3 different hatcheries, so if it does end up being an orloff and I end up getting...
  9. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    I got shipped egg anxiety too! 26 due on the 7th, blue salmon faverolles :fl:fl crossing my fingers for good juju for both of us
  10. LeBlackbird

    Ameracauna/EE- Buff Wheaten?

    Normally I would agree with easter egger, but even blowing the pic up, the comb is just so flat and sits so wide, I can't agree that it's a pea comb. If it's a hatchery chick, it has to be a purebred though. The only purebred breed you're going to find in a hatchery with a comb like that AND a...
  11. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    One long-awaited shipment arrived today, whole bunch of Ameraucanas. Such cute little butterballs
  12. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Dennis has several rare breeds and varieties available now or soon as chicks, and I will probably have several extra started pullets later in the summer of various breeds and varieties available as well
  13. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Sounds like a wonderful area! although I don't think you will notice much of a difference in your tick population after you get chickens. I keep chickens mainly for eggs and for exhibition. I have kept guinea fowl in the past, which I do believe (at least in my case) made a different in the...
  14. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Hello Tweeder :welcome That would depend on what kind of chicks you are looking for :)
  15. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Berks co here :welcome it's always a trap! Mine had $1 3 week old barred rock and brown leghorn, so I picked out 2 of each with lady characteristics. Oops! What are everyone's thoughts about possibly having a large swap/get together for the thread's 10th anniversary in September 2019? :jumpy
  16. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    premade Sheds can make some great coops! I find if you need more living space fast, sheds are a great option. It's much faster to build a foundation and slap a shed on top than to plan and build a coop from scratch. Simple alterations like linoleum floor, ladder style roosts and egg crate nest...
  17. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    I'm so sorry :( :hugs you tried your best, and she's at peace now
  18. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    Oh, and hatchery Brahmas aren't usually any larger than your standard chicken. You would have to find a show breeder if you want truly large brahmas, although show birds are not as productive layers
  19. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    my Wyandottes and brahmas have all been wonderful. I've had silver, gold and blue laced red wyans. The roo in my avatar was a splash laced red and he was always very courteous and wonderful. I've had buff and dark brahmas, adore the dark variety the most, I think they're beautiful. My wyandottes...
  20. LeBlackbird

    Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

    those are 100% porcelain d'uccles, I have a bunch coming next week for some pet projects
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