Ameraucana thread for posting pictures and discussing our birds

Is there anyone around Los Angeles or SFV who has true Ameraucana chicks for pick up?
I remember someone saying there was a breeder in Norco. I will see what I can find. I always buy local but I have three great places to buy chickens, GFF, Feels Right Farm and Sawmill Chicken Farm. Two months ago I bought chicks from Sand Castles in South Carolina. It is the first time I have ever had chicks mailed. They were lost for days and when I opened the box they were beautiful, Active and rearing to go. I am not afraid of shipping chicks anymore. For all the horror stories you aren't hearing about ALL the success'. When I was picking up my chicks at the post office so was Tractor Supply. I was at TSC when they took them out of the box. Very healthy. You might want to think about finding a really good breeder and having the chicks shipped.
 
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Question about breeding. How old are Ameracauna Roos when they start mating? Is it possible for my 13-15 weeker to be mating with my older (22-23 week) hens? I have fertile eggs and have no idea how the hens are being mated.
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Question about breeding. How old are Ameracauna Roos when they start mating? Is it possible for my 13-15 weeker to be mating with my older (22-23 week) hens? I have fertile eggs and have no idea how the hens are being mated.



I borrowed these pics from the Chicken Chick.
 
Question about breeding. How old are Ameracauna Roos when they start mating? Is it possible for my 13-15 weeker to be mating with my older (22-23 week) hens? I have fertile eggs and have no idea how the hens are being mated.
I have used cockerels as young as 16 weeks and had fertility . So yes it is possible . Never tried any younger than that .
 
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Thanks. I called and emailed the Norco person for hatching eggs but he didn't return my voicemails. Norco is a 4-6 hour round trip for us with traffic so it wasn't worth driving out there unless I could confirm what he had. I got day olds shipped before but since ours hatched on Wednesday/Thursday, I was trying to find some local ones of similar to add to the brooder now. I just went back to return the two Light Brahma chicks (which had severe pasty butt too) and they tried to give me Araucanas--saying they were Ameraucanas. Chicken sagas are only less dramatic than horse sagas.
 

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