Calif. N.Central Valley/Foothills

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your frizzle polish! I would love one of those
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Any chance you will have any available in the spring
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okay Flower.....the line forms to the rear for those frizzled polish........LOL Just joking..........I am after one for my daughter too. I have been bugging poor Sarah for one. I guess she just better keep hatching huh????? LOL
Karen in Turlock

I just now saw this! Yes flower when I start selling them karen is first! I don't have that many babies yet and my pullet stopped laying a few months ago (she only has laid about 15-20 eggs total). As soon as I get my stock up I will let u know.
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Just Found this thread! Im in Sacramento! Ill be entering 35-40 birds at PPBA (Stockton) Show! Cant wait... Only entering 3 chickens.. The rest will be Waterfowl...
 
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Welcome to the thread! Cant wait to see your waterfowl, esp East Indies, my son is bringing pencilled runners and Dewlap Toulouse.
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Hi everyone! I'm Tam and I'm from the bay area, but I grew up in the southern central valley. I figure it won't hurt to make connections out your way, especially since I don't have any birds yet, and this will be my first attempt on my own! I am interested in building a flock of hens this spring once we've cleared the backyard up on the house we're buying and built a coop. I have 2.5 year old twins, 2 indoor cats and a dog, as well as a husband! Looking forward to chatting and learning from you all!
 
Welcome Tam...............There is a Bay Area thread too & alot of us visit both thread plus others.
What breeds are you interested in or have you gotten that far. Storey has an enclyclopedia out with nice pictures & geneal discriptions in it. I had my grand daughter look at every breed before making a choice. It was a nice evening spent together picking chickens. Are you after a laying flock just for eggs or do you have other ideas? There are so many choices. It is very difficult to stick to just a couple.......LOL
 
I want an egg laying flock, but I have always loved chickens for chickens sake as well. I had some grand idea of three hens laying different colored eggs. I am also in love with the looks of so many, that I'm in trouble for sure. I am more than a little emamored with the thought of bantams. I guess my biggest desire is to have 2-3 hens that will lay for my family! I am definitely looking to go to a show this spring, but trying to bone up on breed egg color, appearance and temperament first!
 

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