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PACIFIC NW POULTRY ASSOCIATION BREEDER/YOUTH EVENT Chickens Galore! All are welcome!!!!! Eggs, chicks, adults available from quality breeders. Youth Raffle-we've had some VERY NICE birds donated for this- Brahmas, Cochins, Old English & a trio of Delawares to name a few. May 9th at Clackamas...

Ha I should've figured that out with the user name Annie! Aussie traveled with us to Ohio and went from there to a breeder flock in PA, where I'm sure her beauty will be appreciated! ;) I had a 7 month old cockerel take Res CH in the JG National and also res ch American ;)

I'm in Colton ;) I do know of somebody that has them available, but its a group with 3 cockerels and 2 pullets. Send me a pm if you're interested.

Thanks Trav ;) I think there's a link to our website at the bottom of my posts, I can't tell from my phone. Lots of JG pics and a few of the Cornish too.

We are near Molalla and raise show/breeder quality Jersey Giants and Cornish. Ours are just finishing a pretty hard molt.

But then we wouldn't have an excuse to go "just see what they have".

I got meaties from Farwest last year and was pleased with them overall. Also want to welcome the new members!! And I too have noticed the magnetic force that draws us into the back of wilco....cutie brown leghorns... So many choices

There's a great place to have dinner in Garden Home called Seasons and Regions. Which is why I know where Garden Home is

I'm loving our cold DRY weather! More than once I've brought a hose into my bathtub to thaw out :( Still prefer this to the wet mud though!!

I'm really glad you asked this. We went, just as observers, to Stockton last year. Plan on taking birds this year and I'm going to find out what, if anything, we will need at the border.

Haha missed this! Guinneas have a beauty that strictly comes from within, and it's not their loud noises! :D

Ya I know! Make the feed bill smaller for sure; and we're keeping the Favs :)

Hope it's okay to post this here for the Oregon (local) folks. After lots of deliberation we have decided to drastically reduce the variety and number of chickens in our flock. We have Ameracaunas in BBS and lavender, lav Orps, RIR, Dominiques, Austalorps, Delawares, BLRW and Speckled Sussex...

I will call oc coastal in the morning, might have to make a run in there I just want a few, have had before so I know how loud and obnoxious they can be, especially when strangers invade their area. But just a few....no harm in that right?!

They have Guineas at Coastal??? Which Coastal did you go to?

That's my favorite rain song!

Hmm, I don't know; we've sold the bl wh Am's at the swaps. Well dh may have called them easter egger's because for awhile he would hatch any color egg from them where I am much fussier. In his defense he has now come to understand just because an egg is laid doesn't mean it needs to become a...

Yes, I do have Ameracaunas And I must keep up with the forum better, heehee, amazing how I skip for just one day and suddenly I'm many pages behind. So yes I have lavenders, blues and blue wheaton. All are good quality and are good layers. Most lay the nice blue egg. Right now my lav pullet is...

"I Love a Rainy Night"