APRIL 26TH, TSC MILFORD NH CHICKEN SWAP:

i am here, i have eggs in the incubator, will let you know when they hatch. should have some for chichester or milford or merrimack. soon
 
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What do you have in the incubator? I know someone who will be looking for some cute bantam chicks for a granddaughter.

-Cindy in MA
 
Keesmom, I have some Mille Fleurs in the incubator as well. so there will be a few at Milford.
I also have some White d'uccle and some standard ee eggs in the bator. And just for the heck of it I tossed in a few Black Giant eggs, the roo is a black Langshan.
We will see what hatches.
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I'd like to go if I can. Hubby is leaving the next day on a week long work trip. I'll have some chicks- 8 week old Sultans, black cochin, sebright (golden pullet), mottled cochin and a trio of black rosecombs
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In May I'll be getting some new day olds- silver sebrights, black frizzle, blue cochins, buff japanese and buff brahma, all are bantams. I'll have to see what swap is coming up at the end of may. Milford is a 2 hr drive for me.

I'd love to get some mille D'uccle pullets though!

Tammie
 
I'm no good at this straight run thing. Seriously, I'm driving myself crazy. Every day it's 'Penny is a boy, no, maybe a pullet. But Lucky is DEFINATELY a cockeral, right? Um, maybe. Now Chica is too early to tell, but I'm leaning towards cockeral but maybe just because I'm pessimistic. Nah, she's friendly, must be a pullet.' AAAAAAAAAAAAARGH
Why did I pick EE's to start with? They're almost 6 weeks old and I still have no idea. Seriously, the one that yesterday I just KNEW was a boy, today doesn't have his funky tail feathers so now I'm not so sure. They're probably all boys
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So, that's what's going to help keep me from bringing home a ton of chicks. I must resist.....
 
Would any gardeners want some red wrigglers to start a worm bin (vermicomposting)? I suddenly have large populations in both my bins and need to start new ones.

-Cindy in MA
 

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