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I hope our store gets in buff orpingtons at some point. That and easter eggers, I know we won't know until we get them in but my fingers are crossed.

The store was probably selling out of chicks. We had almost all our bins full on Tuesday and now we are down to 10 chicks in one pen. At least at our location they go fast. You have to get there when they come in to get the full selection. Always call ahead and ask when there next shipment is at...

Wish our store got silkies, I already have 4 but have been considering adding more because I love them so much. Still have a wish list for ISA browns, black sexlinks, golden sexlinks, black copper marans, and olive eggers so keeping my eyes open until end of chick days at my store for them...

Ameralinks? Did you mean amberlink? If it's just an Amarucana cross then that is normally just called an easter egger. Did they say what egg color they should lay?

Hoovers is pretty good. Our old mom and pop feed store use to order from them and every year the chicks were always very alert and healthy. We got 10 bantams from our feed store and they all did well though we got straight run and ended up with 9 roo's and 1 hen so we had 8 roo's go into a pot...

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Michigan will be getting chickens at all the same hatcheries that my store is. We are divided by states into large clusters. Michigan and Minnesota I believe were in the same unit together along with the Dakota's. We used MM last year but apparently are not ordering from them this year. We are...

Rhode Island Red and Rhode Island Whites. Doesn't say much else as it is a heavily guarded secret apparently. I assume it's a line of red sexlink developed by a certain hatchery since the ISA appeares to stand for the group who developed it so the only way to get a true ISA brown would probably...

Red sexlinks also called Redstars are a cross between a Rhodisland Red or New Hampshire Red rooster and a Delaware hen. That is the usual cross.

I work at a TSC store and we will mostly have red/amber/black sexlinks, Rhoad Island Reds, and Cornish cross meat chickens. Sometimes Barred Rocks, and bantams. They don't say what breeds, mostly mixed bins of bantams. Sometimes silkies though it's rare. Sometimes leghorns though it is rare as well.