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Quote: Well, it will be lunch time and all.... I will have to stop SOMEWHERE....... I'll be transporting our youngest son down for a visit. So, whats in the 'bator? They're mine ..... ALL MINE ! ! ! Sure they are...... ....... ... I tried not to laugh out loud.

Quote: Well, it will be lunch time and all.... I will have to stop SOMEWHERE....... I'll be transporting our youngest son down for a visit. So, whats in the 'bator?

Kathy, I am driving by Nevada TWICE, once on the 7th and then on the 8th. DO NOT STAND OUTSIDE WITH ANY CHICKS OUT IN THE OPEN FOR ME TO SEE!! I promised my wife I would not tell you that I would be in that area around noon or 1:00 on those days. There is no possible way I could squeeze a few...

I hope I didn't give the impression that I was interested in breeding my lavs. I only have a few and they are eye candy only..... and egg factories. I failed biology miserably and have no interest in producing chicks with 3 eyes and plaid feathering.

Cetawin - Yes she is a very sweet girl. As a matter of fact, 3 of the 4 are very touchy/feely. The big girl has never taken to being held or petted, but the other 3 come a runnin' when momma calls.... or when they see that I have treats. Also, they are all really turning into some round little...

Sweet, thanks. As long as she is normal. We think she is beautiful.

Does anybody have any clue as why there is darker color on my Lavender pullet in that last pic? She does have a few light colored feathers on her wings, but she is definitely a darker shade than the rest of them.

Here are some pics of our 9 week old chicks. I got them from Kathy for my wife, in the hopes that she would get more involved with chickens. She kept telling me that they were not meant to be pets. They are NOT PETS!! Well, yesterday (After 7 weeks or so) I have to admit that she is right. These...

Quote: I was going by my VERY limited experience with my BR's. One has a much larger comb than the others, and is showing a little color in the wattles. No worries tho, I'll take what ever I end up with. They are starting to tolerate the giant killer hand that feeds them now.

Well, they all have black legs, and most have black beaks. I guess as far as sexing them goes, I'll take them out somewhere and just watch to see which restroom they use.

Here are a few pics of the chicks I got from Kathy a few weeks ago. They are about 5 1/2 weeks old if I am figuring right. Mostly healthy, excepting the feather issues with the small fella. I am hoping some of you more seasoned chickeners (is that a word?) can help me sex them I have my own...