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  1. Sussex123

    Breeding Sussex Chickens (Colour Genetics)

    I wanted to create this post because i can not find much information on breeding sussex chickens. So if I breed a lavender sussex rooster to a coronation sussex hen. What percent of each colour would I get. Would I get good colour chicks. I also have a silver sussex rooster who was the offspring...
  2. Laura lim

    Need help

    OK so I am a new chicken owner I have a total of 8 chickens. One of witch I'm starting to think that it is not what I was told it was. I have been doing massive amounts of research. I was told this chick was a speckled sussex. But from my research the sussex does not match the description. It...
  3. 3riverschick

    Ready made starter flock!

    I have four started Light Sussex pullets and a Light Sussex ex Brown Leghorn cross Cockrel I want to rehome. local pickup Western Pennsylvania 15658. I've done all the hard work. these birds were hatched May 1st and May 15th. they're outside ,ready to fill your coop. there's plenty of...
  4. J

    Free Speckled Sussex Roosters

    I have 5 Speckled Sussex roosters approx. 20 weeks old in need of a home/flock. My family hatched them ourselves from our own chickens. I would like to find a home for them before offering them up to people to eat. Located in Bath, PA.
  5. J

    Free Speckled Sussex Roosters

    I have 5 Speckled Sussex roosters I'm trying to find homes for. My family hatched them from our chickens and we don't want all these roosters. I am trying to find a home/flock for them before I give them away to people that will eat them. Located in Bath, PA.
  6. 3riverschick

    Western PA USA, 4 started pullets

    Hi Karen here, I still have these four started pullets that need a new home. if you missed the hatching season, here's a good way to get started. these four were hatched the first and the middle of May .they're ready to go, fully feathered, ready for your Coop. nobody in Western PA 15658 needs...
  7. 3riverschick

    Start your flock now!

    Hi Karen from Ligonier , PA 15758 here, Did you miss the hatching season for some reason? Wanting to start your egg flock but too late for chicks? Here ya go. I have 4 started birds need a new home. All have been raised like my purebreds. 2 pullets and a cockerel all sired by a high quality...
  8. Tockwotten

    Hello again!

    Finally got chickens again! Had to settle in some place before we could build a great coop. Right now 5 girls are stealing my heart: Kiri, a speckled Sussex; Charlotte, a light Brahman; Tockwotten, a jersey Giant; Regina, a partridge Cochin and Penelope, a blue Andalusian. We got these girls at...
  9. Shereee99

    Help Me Sex My 5 Week Old Chicks Please :)

    Okay so my chicks are 5 weeks old currently (they were born 15/16th April) and I was wondering if someone could help me find out whether they are girls or boys and explain the signs since this is my first time raising chicks. Also are there any treats I can give them now they're a little older...
  10. musimgm

    Hi fellow chicken owners

    Born in Morocco, living in the Netherlands, always nuts about animals. Six months ago we moved to a small town, while my girlfriend was looking at the sight and space inside (while inspecting the new house), I was wondering how much living creatures I can fit in the backyardJ Cut to 5 month...
  11. Johnn

    Sussex White With Black On Neck And Tail

    Sussex white with black on neck and tail Created by Johnn Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: This type of chicken is really good broody and lays nice eggs and is friendly and loves to roam. Gender Age Thumb Description / Information
  12. eggsrcool

    Sussex Light

    Sussex Light Created by eggsrcool Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: The Sussex is a dual purpose breed. It has high egg production and in the early 1900s was a prized table bird. They produce about 240-260 eggs a year. Chicks develop quickly for heavy breed. They were...
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