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That's a beatiful roo. Tail at the right height and color looks great. Wish mine looked that good.

One of the largest chicken swaps in Virginia was held today, Gilmanor farm swap. I took over 26 birds with me and sold out of every one. But the bell of the ball was my german new hampshire trio. Everybody just ewwd and awwd over them. A lot of folks said they had never seen such beautiful...

A few pics of my New Hampshires. I think the roo's tail is too high, and although I don't think the hen's tails are pinched they're not really fanned out as much as I'd like to see. Maybe something to work with.

Most are about 4 months , one is 6 months. I havent thought about culling yet but I'll probably pick my keepers this fall.

Looking good Chris, here are some of mine. L .

Kathy, I hope you're planning to sell some hatching eggs or chicks from the f3's next year.

Hey Chris, in case you were wondering, here are some pics of the chicks you shipped me a couple of months ago. They sure are lookin purdy.

I can so relate. Although I'm not doing any shipping, I do have many different age groups in different pens and I just hatched a batch of delawares and columbian rocks this weekend. I have 3 different age groups with my New Hampshires and it's looking like my last batch was mostly roos. I think...

I would love to get some of your F3's when you get them going. How far are you from St. Louis Kathy. My wife works for Wells Fargo and has to go there on business trips from time to time. Would love to see your set up.

They're doing great. Growning fast. I've got them in with the stukel line barred rocks and they're getting along good. I got 5 more from a hatch from John Horton so I've got 12 total now. I think that's a pretty good start.

Well I'd be no help, I'm greener than you are Chris. But if mine look that good at that age I'll be happy as a pig in slop.

of course I'm no expert but I'd agree Chris that his tail seems a little high but he looks young, do you think he might level out a little later?

Directly. John hasn't shipped eggs before so I was his guinea pig. He did real well so I'll recommend him to anyone that's interested in purchasing hatching eggs.

I've got a dozen german new hampshire eggs I got from John Horton in the incubator now. So in 21 days we'll see what happens. My lone pullet needs some company.

Those are nice looking pens Chris. I like painting mine too.

She was hatched Dec 23. She's one of Banjoe's eggs.

Here's a couple of pics of my little german girl. I call her little fraulein.

A lot of threads are quiet these days. Could be due to the site change over or either not much is going on this time of year. Hoping I'll have some german line NH's in the bator by the first of next month.

I'm Thinking about getting some of Horstman's reds too Chris. Let me know how yours do.