Barnevelder breeders lets work together and improve the breed

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Our eggs are in lockdown now. I candled and it looked to me like all 18 eggs are still good. One or two are a little bit iffy, but there's no smell or anything so I kept them all in. I'm kinda excited so I took photos. here's one:
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I used strawberry baskets to separate the different lines so I'd know who everybody is at hatch and can band them right away.
The two in the left basket are the Cornevelder eggs, the two in the right basket are KC line and the rest are vB/Johan X vB.
(okay, so I'm a little redneck, I think the Gorilla tape I used to hold the glass window in the incubator lid just framed the eggs pic nicely,
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Thats my wife for ya...we can't wait for the hatch, got lots of faith in Trisha's eggs...should be getting more from her next week...
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Ok, here we go... 3 day old Barnies hatched from Trisha's eggs. Any guesses on gender Trisha?
#1 ???
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#2 ???
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#3 Pullet?
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#4 Pullet?
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#5 Roo?
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#6 ???
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#7 ???
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#8 ??? Now that I look, this may not even be a Barnie. I have one OExWellie male (f2 Olive Egger) and this may be him... ???
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THANKS...
Steve
 
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I'm new to Barnies. Have my first hen from FancyChick stock through another farmgirl locally (one side of the state to the other).

I will get a pick up soon AND I don't know what lines it would be from.

sounds like folks on this thread know what the different Barnie lines are in the us

If someone could give me a list, so I know where to go investigate them.

Still learning chickens, let alone breeds. So don't really understand much yet, except to feed, rake, gather eggs!

Cheers,
Bonnie
 

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