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Hey there Sardis! I see you like big birds too :)

Sex link! That's what a cinnamon queen is, a sex link. My husband thinks they're the best layers in the world so I have to appease him occasionally. LOL

Their breeder stock is straight from hinkjc poultry. I'm uber proud of my fat bottom girls and their handsome roo, "Mr. Man". I'm in Benton, AR. Here are my young bird's parents:

Hi guys! It's been awhile again. This time I'm back with a shopping list! I'm working on a hen pen, and I'm looking for some POL Cinnamon Queen pullets. Also a couple of ameraucana pullets. I have lavender orpingtons. Pairs. The pullets will lay this spring, around March. I also...

Hola! Como estas! Que Pasa!? It's been awhile since I've logged onto BYC! My hubs and I have been so busy with our APA Pool League. Never too busy to take care of my birds of course, but talking about them has been only occasionally on Facebook. I still keep my little pet serama Molly...

I'm guessing blue.

Kinda hanging around the house a little. Went to church this morning, came home, planted a giant herb pot that I've been holding herbs in styro cups forever for. Put the 3 weekers out in their playpen and now it's threatening another pop up thunderstorm. Is anyone other than Benton getting...

Nice little pen Jim! I need one exactly like that. I'm out of room. I'm still trying to sell my cuckoo marans flock just so I can have more room. 3 hens and a roo if anyone knows someone. They're a year old and I'm asking $65. I also have a cuckoo cockeral that needs to go soon. He's a...

Quote: Congrats! I hope you get a bumper crop of Padgett hcicks! Anything today? *****and what's this about bators and thunder? I have 22 eggs in my bator on day 15...and a broody serama sitting on a clutch of four! All due by the end of next week. I sure hope Molly didn't suck an egg up...

Yep. That's an excellent answer and I can envision the setup. Thank you! I can also imagine a nicely relaxed flock of hens.

Thank you cbbantams My question is basicallly a reflection on my above comment. Do most quarantine after a show for the recommended 30 days? And if so, how easy is it to reintroduce the birds to the flock? Or do those who show usually keep their birds in individual cages?

I've thought about showing birds a time or two, but I worry about coming in contact with a sick bird...or the quarantine period after a show, and that the rest of the flock won't accept the "pretty bird" back.

Wahhhh! Curses my job! Oh wait...I suppose I'm pretty fortunate to have a job...but CURSES! I really wanted to attend this class. One of you will eventually be hired to come out and NPIP certify my shickens once I get down to the only breeds I intend to keep....which could be never because...

Quote: LOL me too Julie! I was getting so many cartons from the congregation that I had to stand up and announce that the girls were intimidated and we'd need no more cartons for a little while.

There's a pip in the bator - the bator - the bator there's a pip in the bator on a big fat EE egg. Oh crap, the brooder's full of 4 weekers! I have two 2 EE/Buff Orp chicklettes and 2 black australorps up for sale if anyone's interested BA's are 3 weeks and the EE/BO are 4 weeks.

Oh noes Julie! Get some DE and dust those kids! ... and wear a hat! Oh gosh...now I'm itchy all over.

It's been a crazy week in Benton for me. My father in law has been entered into hospice, my son has been dumped by his girlfriend (oh the agony!), I have eggs going into lockdown on Sunday, and work is insanely busy! The chicken pens need raking and all of their dishes washed, the garden needs...

Hi Poorboy from Ward And good morning everyone.

She had a good life and was dearly loved. I know it's no consolation, but it's not a bad thing that she went on her own. This way Zach and Redd didn't have to do that hard, hard deed.