anyone want frizzle cochin eggs

[swiftfoot]

i have a cochin frizzle pair that i am interrested in selling the eggs i can only do about 6 eggs or so
i am just testing the market before i start to sell them

 

[swiftfoot]

i will repeat again this is just a test in the market not actual eggs

 

[marie_martin]

Are these LF or bantam, and do you have pictures?

Marie

PS. I am in N. Mississippi, how far are you from Memphis?

 

[swiftfoot]

i live in the top part of tn about 5 miles away from virginia

 

[marie_martin]

So are they LF or Bantam? Just curious.

Marie

 

[swiftfoot]

ill try to figure out how to post pics

 

[Hangin Wit My Peeps]

I will be looking for Frizzle soon...it's my last addition I want to add to my flock

What colors do you have and yes, I would love to see pics of the parents too...are they calm?

 

[swiftfoot]

they are bantams and i live right on the virginia line

 

[swiftfoot]

yes they are very calm the hen is a cochin she is a tannish color and the rooster is a creamish grey

 

[bugladyleah]

Not to be a kill-joy (and I am no expert)...but I have always been told that you should never breed a frizzle to frizzle for fear of getting what people call a "frazzle". They are seemingly normal chicks, but when their adult feathering comes in, they start going bald. It happens when the chicks get a "double dose" of frizzle genes from the parents, from what I understand. It is better to breed a smooth to a frizzle or at least a frizzle to a smooth from a frizzle background (that is what I do and I get about 60+% frizzles and no baldies). Just wanted to let you know in case you haven't heard of this before. Good luck!

Leah