Another Hatch-a-Long! Western Theme - Yeehaw!

[SunriseChickers]

Let's get growing, eggies! You can do it, Sophie!

 

[talkinboutchickens]

I just realized that lainey wilson is southern.....oops

 

[2ndTink]

Good morning Pendleton and Western friends!

 

[Debbie292d]

Some history I learned about my egg. Cut/pasted from Google.

Annie Oakley (1860–1926) was a legendary American sharpshooter and exhibition shooter famous for her incredible marksmanship, becoming the first female superstar of the Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. She gained international fame by performing incredible feats, such as shooting cigarettes off lips and splitting playing cards mid-air, while also advocating for women's right to self-defense.

I like that last attribute, but her marksmanship, wow! You go girl! Rustle up those other eggies too, but don't shoot 'em.

 

[tviss711]

I just realized that lainey wilson is southern.....oops

She is a western country singer so it still works!

 

[LoveMyPeepers]

Good morning eggies! Start growing Cheyenne!
Also, FYI your "Ameraucana" is not an Ameraucana, maybe some kind of crossbreed, but purebreds are either black, blue, or splash and have pea combs and beards.

 

[tviss711]

Good morning eggies! Start growing Cheyenne!
Also, FYI your "Ameraucana" is not an Ameraucana, maybe some kind of crossbreed, but purebreds are either black, blue, are splash and have pea combs and beards.

Oh thank you, I had no idea lol. She’s something - a chicken, for certain! A friend told me that is probably what she was so we just went with that. She does not have a beard but she does have slightly puffy cheeks so maybe just an Easter egger of some kind?

 

[GreenJay]

Let's giddy up and grow western chicks! Go Tumbleweed!

 

[SunriseChickers]

Oh thank you, I had no idea lol. She’s something - a chicken, for certain! A friend told me that is probably what she was so we just went with that. She does not have a beard but she does have slightly puffy cheeks so maybe just an Easter egger of some kind?

There are Easter Eggers that are called such, and have a slightly different spelling from "Ameraucana" to delineate, which I don't confidently remember.

 

[tviss711]

There are Easter Eggers that are called such, and have a slightly different spelling from "Ameraucana" to delineate, which I don't confidently remember.

Curious! I will do a little chicken research
(my favorite kind of research)