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  1. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    ummmm do I want this mottled orp baby? hmmmm I did give you 4 cuties today hmmmmm want a frizzled boy? hahahahahaha If you do not want to grow it out Sarah, bring me the little one and I will grow it out. I think it would be interesting to see what it grows out like. You know where I...
  2. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Quote: Braclin they look so good! That Myrtle is gorgeous...I have to show Cheyenne this pic because she loved that little baby too pieces and she will be pleased to see her growing up, spoiled and happy. I am so glad you got those 2 for Peep.
  3. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Quote: The lavender color(s) are beautiful...being a lover of blues, it is almost impossible not to like the lavender too. I understand they are still are a work in progress to obtain a perfection standard. However there are so many that just do not have the orp body style yet and some are...
  4. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    wilds of pa that is cool...they are big girls and boys now huh? I wish all lavender orps were chunky monkeys but I have seen some scrawny ones hatch lately. I will stick with my Blue Orps I think, I like that guarantee of fat butterball chicklets. Tomhusker she is beautiful....a real cutie...
  5. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Sarah they are cute! You have 2 blacks here at my place to add to those. I am toying with the idea of firing up the bator again but this humidity and the poor duckie hatch I had are causing me to stew on it a bit more. grrrrrrr
  6. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Tuffoldhen he is stunning, I just love his chest and face. I am so glad is a sweet boy too.
  7. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    ChooksChick I am so sorry...that is a real bummer indeed. Kathy that is a great looking lavender. Speaking of Lavenders...have you and scbatz33 decided what to do with those few fragile things that hatched from your lav orp order? I saw them and they are pathetic little things...at 2 weeks...
  8. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Ah never set a trap in an area that it should never be...by their den, in the woods etc. Just put it out by the coops, a barn a tree in the yard etc. They work unless they are too small for the critter. scbatz33 has been catching possum, coons and etc in hers for the past month. I have...
  9. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    I should add...if a you catch skunk...throw an old blanket over the entire trap from a distance. That sucker will get you...or shoot it from a distance while it is in the trap. If you know you have a skunk you are after...slide the trap into a large leaf garbage bag that you leave open on the...
  10. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Tractor supply, Southern States, etc etc. They are live traps and not hard to set at all...you should not hear it snap unless you are outside in the middle of the night. You can bait them with cat food, tuna, marshmellows, meat etc etc. Then in the morning the critter is in the trap...
  11. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Germaine...put some traps out nightly....Just keep them set because the critters will come calling after a burn like that.
  12. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    If they are like mine Germaine...they just stopped laying recently. They are seasonal for sure but they lay like crazy when they do. My (5 girls laid between 300 - 322 each) eggs their first laying year.
  13. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Germaine I am so sorry...I hope you kill that fox...shoot him twice! Once for the kill and once for your birds. I have 3 broody ducks right now sitting on 16 eggs I believe...they will be pure Ancona, pure Golden Welsh Harlequins and maybe some crosses of the two. Wish I could get some to...
  14. Cetawin

    Lavender Orpington project ....

    Quote: He is so handsome! I would be proud of him too gal.
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