Arizona Chickens

[Michelle Guynn]

Hubby just text me. I have a black one and he thinks another is on the way.

I also am a GiGi for the seventh time today. Henry Ivan was born to my 3rd son. 7lbs 3oz. 19 inches.

 

[FeatherPugs]

I'm also a Gigi - for my great grands. I'm Mimi to my grands. Congratulations to you and your family @Michelle Guynn So wonderful to be blessed with a little soul to guide through this world of ours.

 

[BlueBaby]

Hubby just text me. I have a black one and he thinks another is on the way.

I also am a GiGi for the seventh time today. Henry Ivan was born to my 3rd son. 7lbs 3oz. 19 inches.

Congrat's on your new grandson, and I hope that all 3 of those egg's hatch out for you!

 

[nicollee]

Hubby just text me. I have a black one and he thinks another is on the way.

I also am a GiGi for the seventh time today. Henry Ivan was born to my 3rd son. 7lbs 3oz. 19 inches.

Congrats on all the babies.... chicks and humans....

 

[SonoranChick]

@Michelle Guynn Congrats on the new grandbaby! That is wonderful news!

We are moving in a few weeks...the new coop is almost finished. I will post photos as soon as it's completed and the chickens are moved over. Do you guys think the big move will have an impact on pecking order? And should I remove the peeper blinders from Reese my bully barred rock? I thinking I should so the move is easier on her and she can get a feel for the new roost, but husband thinks we should just leave them on because she is still bossy even with them on They are really difficult to put on, so if we remove them I'm not sure if we can get them on again!

 

[BlueBaby]

@Michelle Guynn Congrats on the new grandbaby! That is wonderful news!

We are moving in a few weeks...the new coop is almost finished. I will post photos as soon as it's completed and the chickens are moved over. Do you guys think the big move will have an impact on pecking order? And should I remove the peeper blinders from Reese my bully barred rock? I thinking I should so the move is easier on her and she can get a feel for the new roost, but husband thinks we should just leave them on because she is still bossy even with them on They are really difficult to put on, so if we remove them I'm not sure if we can get them on again!

Maybe it would be better to leave them on her while you move, and then keep her separated in the dog crate for a bit after the move. That might help to put her at the bottom of the pecking order when you do release her?

 

[dfgkfghggfasd]

Anybody know where to get Isbar (preferably chicks) in AZ, USA?

 

[BlueBaby]

Anybody know where to get Isbar (preferably chicks) in AZ, USA?

I think that @RainForestBird might have some.

 

[BlueBaby]

@Michelle Guynn I'm a little confused. Out of the 2 silkies that hatched, this was the strongest chick, and I thought it was going to be a black. Now that it is 2 day's old and fluffed up great, is it a black or a dark blue? I culled the paint one because it was so spraddle legged that it couldn't even stand up. I don't keep weak chick's, because I won't use them for future breeding anyway's.

 

[Michelle Guynn]

Maybe a gray splash. Mine has white wing tips and a white belly. It’s sleeping now I’ll take a pic when it wakes up. I sold all my paints so this one don’t have any friends.