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That is great news Heather!

Just a quick update, I have had my Jubilee Orpington rooster for a couple months. I am not hatching eggs right now, but he IS doing his job. Last fall, I also picked up 3 Buff Orps pullets, I figured they can go into the project flock too. They probably won't start laying until March or...

Karen they are so colorful!

Great news!!!!!

I know it is crazy!!!!

I think Sommer has some that are both mottled and barred.

I know it isn't funny, but that is funny. Sounds like something I would do.

Yeah!

Yes, give them a call.

:D Yes!

:D Yes!

Yeah Buff Sussex chicks!!!!!! His comb is so crazy because during one of the really cold days, he decided he wanted to escape the coop life and struck out on his own. He ended up spending all night out by himself and he got frostbite. He lost all the tips. :D

Heather, I would like to know more about the male female genetics. Here is a picture of my Aloha roo.

Really? That is awesome! I thought you were much closer to Derby.

Sommer it is great to see where we are going. Heather, I can't wait to see what they produce! Karen, I hope all of your special eggs hatch.

Oh Karen! I am so sorry. :hugs

Welcome! Glad you are here! Sommer that is great news! They are both so pretty!

Could your original Aloha have been a spangled game hen? I know the Old English, both large and bantam have lots of colors.

Here is are some links. It isn't always as extreme as these. http://www.extension.org/pages/65944/wry-tail\ Link 2 Link 3

After bringing the 4 pullets home from Karen's I was looking at my roosters. The one I like the most has a funny tail. All I can think is it must be wrytail. (sp?) Soooo he will be taken out of the breeding group. He was the one whose coloring I liked the best and a little larger in size...