any body love silver spangled hamburgs as much as me? share info.

This is my SSH "speckles"
She is a real character, she flies in an out of my 6' fenced run at will even though she has had a wing clipped.

She lays a medium sized egg almost every day.

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I dont know much about them, but they are stunning to look at. Would love to have a few of my own, if I could just find some in my area!
 
We love our SSH rooster!!! That's him in my avatar...

He is our free rare breed from McMurrays. We had opted NOT to get the free chick but they sent him anyways. We weren't happy about it back then and had every intention of putting him on the supper table.

As he got older, we fell in love with his coloration and personality. He makes sure that the girls know were the tasty morsels of food are and sees that they eat first and he is always the last one to roost, making sure the girls are safe in bed, first.

I've fallen so hard for him that we are completely renovating the flock in hopes of finding him some SSH ladies. I won some SSH hatching eggs awhile back but had a zero percent hatch...talk about a bummer!
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Still looking for eggs so if anyone here will have some this spring, please let me know!!!

Here's some pix of our guy...

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Enjoy...

Dawn
 
I raised SSH bantams and got a SSH chick LF from MM right now. They are flashy as they can be!

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I'm hoping this is a SSH banty.

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I just picked him/her up at TSC on Wednesday. What do ya'll think?
 
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I don't think you have an SSH there...the leg/feet coloring is wrong. Our boy at a week to 9 days old...

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Hope this helps!

Dawn
 
Thanks Dawn. I hope to find out what it is!! I guess I need to wait until it feathers out!!
 
I had one hen. Her name was Wendy because DH would tell people she was a Star Spangled Hamburger. Every spring she would find a way out of the fence and lay eggs in the neighbor's yard. She actually went broody! She was attacked by a fox one year and I managed to save her. She did the same thing the next year but the fox won that time. : ( she was pretty but not particularly friendly.
 

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