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They are solid colored. At this time we do not sell eggs. We will sell ducklings when available but do not ship at this time.

Finally found homes for our extras. We have for the breeding pens males: 2 blues and a black; females: 2 blues, black, chocolate, blue with chocolate gene, and silver with chocolate gene. Hoping the genes fall in our favor this year to produce chocolate, blue with chocolate genes, silver,and...

My pair of SLW. Can't wait yo get chicks from them this spring.

My brown red and grey hens went broody on me before I could get the incubator up and running. Hope to have chicks on March 21 & 22.

The drake is blue and the duck is a silver with the chocolate gene. I like both but the hen is a very pretty buff color.

A pair of muscovys going to their new home.

The new girls have started laying. Hope to have chicks in about 4 weeks!

HerbGir1972 check out "Northern Kentucky Chicken Swap" on Facebook. Or look at Feather Auction as those are the same birds.

She sold out of blue last year. I have some of her blue and splash. Pretty birds. I'm not sure why hatcheries can't offer blue chicks. All they would have to do is make their breeding pens splash hens eith black males. All the chicks would be blue.

To know what to look for you neef to read the standard of perfection. There wont be a description of blr as they arent an accepted variety, but body type will be the same for all. Start going to some shows to make contact with exhibitors of blrw.

Mottled breed true. Breeding long leg birds keeps you from improving. Keep on clean bedding at all times.

Blackgum Are your silver penciled large fowl? If so I would like to talk to you about them and find out about any sources you might know. Mine are 9 months old and only about 2x the size of bantams. Is a private message here OK?

Ms lydia, posted 2 pics on goose thread. Will have to get better ones. (Goose pics)

Just a couple pics.

Our muscovey hen brings them off the nest and runs with the other muscovies, other ducks, geese, turkeys, and chickens. There have been no problems with the ducklings. We provide unmedicated chick starter for the ducklings.

/height/700[/IMG] Went to visit my JBBA district director yesterday to talk birds and came home with these. They are still a little frazzled from the trip, and wobbly sitting on our hands, and my poor photographing ability. So you have to forgive them a little in these pics.

Consultree, if you are wanting eggs from quality birds 6 really isn't enough as you can expect 25% of them to not hatch. Of the ones that hatch expect 33% to be culls due to long legs. You are looking at 2 or 3 chicks to keep assuming a 100% hatch on the eggs that will hatch.

Eggs should start arriving soon. Caught 2 different pairs mating today.

I have some blue drakes that need new homes. Have some silver hens that could go with them. I'm in northern KY just outside Cincinnati, OH. PM me if interested.