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As in "Bouquet"??

You might look into toe punching-- I find zip ties all over. I only use zip ties for temporary marking. THere is a code that goes with toe punching as each foot has two spaces to punch.

I butchered a couple cornishx at well over the normal age, and I was shocked to see the innards stuffed with fat---barely enough room for the organs. I do have 2 laying now-- guess they are not too fat.

THanks! That is close enough-- DOes anyone else have information to share on this?

A question for everyone--- What is the laying season for the BUckeyes you have . . . meaning when do the hens start laying and when does she quit and molt? I'm particularly interestest in extending the laying season without artifical lighing.

Most of us are novices. THe experienced folks haven't been visiting much or at all any more . . . .

Goose girl-- when you want to be sure you are getting good birds, skip the hatcheries and go to the breeders. I know of a couple breeders that have been recommended to me; and I"msure others can recommend breeders too.

2 nice lf buckeyes. I was disapointed that he is quitting buckeyes. HE has done so well with them-- we had a lovely conversation and I understand. gezz I would have bought those 2 birds myself or the woman next to me waiting for him to show up.

I really would have liked to meet Don--that would have added to the long talk I had with Walt Leonard who took the time, graciously, to teach me a few things. Ok, NEXT year, we all need to wear a designated colored hat!! THank you for the egg, it made it home safely. Iit is in my cool...

I found out Don was there after he had alreday left!!!! Well at least I can emial him. Did we meet?? DId you give me an egg??

I was under the impression that the weighs are an average so to speak, with 20% up or down as acceptable. Is this not applicable to the buckeyes too? My 12000 post! whoot!