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I'm looking for White Dorkings. Anyone know where I can track any down? Thank you!

They look beautiful. Can't wait for them to plump up in a few months. I'm so glad that the auto sexing trait came through for them :)

Hey @CyndiD, how are those red Dorkings turning out? What are genders looking like?

Which variety are you looking for?

And welcome!

Thank you! She's a sweetheart. I believe yellowhouse farms might have what you'd be interested in. I'm sure there are some other people that might have some other options for you. Side note: I'm getting my whites from Sandhill this next week (that's the first possible ship date). Good luck!

Congrats!!! Where are you getting them from? What variety?

Thank you :)

Here's a picture of my red Dorking cockerel, pullet, and a red dorking/silkie mix pullet,

I've got red Dorkings that should start producing this spring. But I won't be getting NPIP until beginning of next year (in order to ship)

Where you getting yours from? I've got Colored, White, & Reds coming on 4/12 (first ship date) Sandhill

I've bought red Dorking eggs for $20 a dozen. That would be reasonable.

4 sq ft indoor and 10 sq ft outdoor is what I had heard and what I've been going by, but I know Dorkings can get rather large so I just wanted to double check that those figures would still be ok. Thank you!

What size coop and Sq ft per bird does everyone have? I'm in process of planning, but have dorkings hatching and on their way. Thank you.

I'm hatching silver and reds from Mary Wettersons line right now. Day 8.

I sent my order in by mail (the only way they accept orders) on 8/17 to Sandhill Preservation. Rec'd my confirmation letter, dated 9/1, and had 2 projected hatch dates: 9/22 and a back up of 10/6. No call on 9/22, so I should get the call on 10/6 when they ship them out. I ordered Colored and...

Sandhill Preservation was the only one in the US that I could find. There was one listed in North Bend, WA, but when I emailed them a few months ago, I never got a response. You could always try calling... I hate picking up a phone. Moon Valley Poultry Jennifer Lewis P.O. Box 958 North...

The Chicken Health Handbook by Gail Damerow "Dark Cornish carry a similar short-leg gene that causes death at the time of hatch. Signs of "Cornish lethal" include short beaks and wings, and bulging eyes. New Hampshires carry a lethal that causes death in the twentieth and twenty-first day of...

Nope, local pickup, from hens that just started laying (which could be part of the problem, who knows).

My last batch of eggs (15), 7 were clear at day 10. Then 5 of them stopped around day 14-18. 1 pipped but didn't make it out. 1 hatched and is a sweet little girl. I named her Grace.