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You're welcome. We have to start somewhere :) I started with a baby cockerel with a skinny head and a 10 year old faded out hen. It's having a set goal and good selection process that makes all of the difference ;). Be true to yourself and weed through the BS and you'll be as right as rain :)

It's a good place with good people. We won't blow smoke up your butt and you must take any critiques as a building process and not as a negative response. To be a breeder you must be honest with yourself.....I go by the idea that if your flock isn't improving, it's degressing.....you can't...

My two cents is make sure the head is correct, work on color AND type together and stay away from anything that has ALBC attached to it. I've yet to see a decent bird ever produced with the ALBC DNA in it!!

go take a look at my website. There is a bunch of information as well as my show record with the breed for the last 4 or so years. If you have any questions, I'll be happy to help you. The buckeyes are one of the easiest breeds to breed and exhibit!