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I am Finally Buying some more pullets at Ohio national to get my breeding pen together i only have a pair right now a blue cock and a black hen but im getting 2 blues and a splash! Is anyone else showing or going to try and buy anything at ohio national?
 
I am Finally Buying some more pullets at Ohio national to get my breeding pen together i only have a pair right now a blue cock and a black hen but im getting 2 blues and a splash! Is anyone else showing or going to try and buy anything at ohio national?


I will be showing and hopefully buying. And your post reminded me I wanted to post here and check with some breeders, so thank you.



I am looking for additional BBS Pullet or hens. I would buy in pairs and trios also. Let me know if you have anything.
 
Thanks for the feedback, I picked up 2 unrelated pairs at the ABC national meet in Lucasville, Ohio. I'm hoping to use them this spring, my white bantams and LF are priority, but I had to start somewhere with the BW bantam variety.
 
I will be showing and hopefully buying. And your post reminded me I wanted to post here and check with some breeders, so thank you.



I am looking for additional BBS Pullet or hens. I would buy in pairs and trios also. Let me know if you have anything.
Do you know or anybody know, if theyre going to have a ameraucana booth set up and are they going to sell anything like the egg color charts?
 
My experience has also been that the overly friendly, "in your face" chicks are cockerels until my latest bunch of chicks.  I have two splash pullets that will jump up in my face if I bend over to look in their pen.  They were hatched and raised by a broody Ameraucana, so I don't know if their overly inquisitive demeanor is the result of normal socialization from before hatch to "weaning."  Incubator hatched/brooder raised chicks are not raised normally, so I would expect some differences in their personalities.

Prepare yourself for this chick being a cockerel, but you can still hope it's a pullet.

I would suggest you not allow this bird anywhere near your face.  Chickens peck at a lot of things, and you risk eye damage from a chicken.  They are not parrots, that might bite you.  Chickens peck and a peck from a chicken has a lot of force behind it--you risk having your eye basically stabbed.  They are very fast and you won't be able to protect yourself.  If you have ever seen what a chicken is capable of doing to a snake, you will know your eye is no match for a chicken, even a small chicken.


Yeah. I keep reminding myself that most people say the friendly ones are Roos. However, I'm hopeful because a Faverolles chick I got turned out to be a roo and he is not bold. He's the chickenest of the chicks, but maybe that's just the timid Fav in him.

Being careful of eye pecks is a good reminder. I'm glad I wear glasses because they have gotten close!
 
Yeah. I keep reminding myself that most people say the friendly ones are Roos. However, I'm hopeful because a Faverolles chick I got turned out to be a roo and he is not bold. He's the chickenest of the chicks, but maybe that's just the timid Fav in him.

Being careful of eye pecks is a good reminder. I'm glad I wear glasses because they have gotten close!
Had that happen last year. Funny thing was when it healed my vision was improved slightly! Chicken Lasic!
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I was so lucky. Hurt like an )*$$&^&$(.
 

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