Blue Egg Layers from University of Arkansas

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We know of 6 flocks. Two in Oklahoma, 3 in Arkansas and one in Illinois.

Oklahoma flocks: 1) a pair. 2) 11 pullets and 2 cockerels.

Arkansas flocks: 1) 3 pullets and 2 cockerels. 2) 7 pullets and 1 cockerel. 3) unknown count

Illinois: one pair.

All came from the UofA flock in 2012.
 
We know of 6 flocks. Two in Oklahoma, 3 in Arkansas and one in Illinois.

Oklahoma flocks: 1) a pair. 2) 11 pullets and 2 cockerels.

Arkansas flocks: 1) 3 pullets and 2 cockerels. 2) 7 pullets and 1 cockerel. 3) unknown count

Illinois: one pair.

All came from the UofA flock in 2012.
if I cant get started on my Barred Ameraucana look a like(with slate/dark shanks) I´ll probably start my blue egg layer porject again(I tried many years ago to breed ex battery leghorns and native ameraucana to produce blue eggs) this time I´ll make them look like your birds, a blue egger look a like using similar genes to obtain similar birds






hey guys I want to see hatching chicks coming out of large blue eggs just like some of my F1s hatched(except they hatched from large white eggs)

 
The one on the far left is a bantam hen that runs loose on my farm.
so the one in the middle is black? or very dark blue? hey your roo will mount the banty and you will end up with Bantam Blue Egg Layers..!!!
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