American serama thread!

[bigb-71]

Whats going on my friend how have you been ? hope you and all the birds are doing good .
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[YB192004]

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LOL....come on Morgan, you can do better then that when you have bazillions!!!! I would of get me a few acers of land to built me a mansion and my seramas a mansion in the back where I can house 2500 varieties of seramas for my personal enjoyment.

Unlike what I have right now is a 6500 sqft lot with half a covered patio full of serama cages.

Speaking of lottery, I just bought a 5 dollars ticket on my way home..

I am praying!!!!!

Here are some pics of my cages;

 

[YB192004]

The shows schedule is going to be hectic next yr Ray, Semi-National in Feb, Northern Cal in Mar and CC in April. I don't think I can make it to all, most likely I will stick with the Semi-National and N. Cal to help promote the serama in the west coast. Are you guys going to all????



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X2......they look like they have some wheaten in them.


How are your family & birds doing????? It was a pleasure to meet your whole family Ray, I hope your wife & daughter had fun at the show as much as you, me and your son (Andrew).



Welcome to the serama world Whitney & Morgan!!!!!! I am Joey, my addiction to serama started 3 yrs ago and unable to recover regardless to all the rehab I have been to.

 

[bobbyc1970]

Hi been keeping busy. Hope you doing good bro. Been wondering about you?
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[bobbyc1970]

Always amazed by your set up Joey. Amazing

 

[bigb-71]

ya we are trying to go to all of them and theres one more in jan in stockton so jan , feb ,and march then if i can the CC
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[bigb-71]

doing good bro and all the birds are good got a few new ones i'll post pic soon . just getting ready for winter !
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[bobbyc1970]

Thats awesome. Yeah me too. had a couple cold days to remind me. so have been getting everybody ready for winter. Got some new ones here too. My cocoapops are really coming along. Cant wait

And my barred is a breeding machine

 

[TownhouseSeramas]

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X2......they look like they have some wheaten in them.


How are your family & birds doing????? It was a pleasure to meet your whole family Ray, I hope your wife & daughter had fun at the show as much as you, me and your son (Andrew).



Welcome to the serama world Whitney & Morgan!!!!!! I am Joey, my addiction to serama started 3 yrs ago and unable to recover regardless to all the rehab I have been to.

I'm with you there. But first I'd buy a new house with a lot of land a barn and I'd build my self I nice big coop, and I'd buy a crap load of Juliette's birds, when she put them up for auction. lol On top of many other things.

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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LOL....come on Morgan, you can do better then that when you have bazillions!!!! I would of get me a few acers of land to built me a mansion and my seramas a mansion in the back where I can house 2500 varieties of seramas for my personal enjoyment.

Unlike what I have right now is a 6500 sqft lot with half a covered patio full of serama cages.

Speaking of lottery, I just bought a 5 dollars ticket on my way home..

I am praying!!!!!

Here are some pics of my cages;
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/34472_jp3_007.jpg

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/34472_jp5_012.jpg

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/34472_jp5_013.jpg

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/34472_jp5_010.jpg

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/34472_jp5_016.jpg

Okay, beautiful birds.....but I am intrigued by the pens. I was really "eye-balling" your feeders and waterers. I use 5 gallon buckets for feeders. obviously this is a bit tall for the Seramas. Love the waterers and feeder. I know...I am easily entertained aren't I? My seramas are in the "big coop" with a special pen that is built under the poop boards. Does that make sense? Nice and clean and warm big building...big space for them...they also have a huge run and part of it is covered with a roof (6 x 8 ft)....I don't think they came out of the coop today? I took and moved their food and water inside.