California - Northern

[Lobzi]

I think of San Francisco as the delineating feature between No and So. As a matter of fact, those areas "below" SF are referred to as the South Bay. Im sure most think of a little farther south as the actual boundary though.

 

[plot_thickens]

The Bay Area is definetly Northern CA. "South Bay" is short for "South Bay Area", just like "North Bay", "East Bay", and Peninsula.

I think the difference between N & S CA is water. The desert needs water trucked in, N CA doesn't.

 

[Bock_Bock]

Happy New Years cali ppl

 

[Justino]

Hollister ones coming up isnt it?!?!?!?! im goin to that one but i just dont know when it is,....

wait, i think i found the site thingy

http://www.poultryshow.com/2009catalog.pdf

 

[chickenmama71]

Hi there! My first post here. I'm in Fremont, Ca 0r otherwise known as the East Bay. Don't know anything about where all the lines cross just know where I am. Anyone else in the area?

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

Welcome!

We lived in Hayward for 3 years and then moved up into Contra Costa County.

GO EAST BAY!!

 

[Bock_Bock]

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i live in hayward to just like Nifty (but im still living there) i work in fremont at NUMMI dont know if you know of that place or not its right by the freeway on fremont blvd south but nice to meet soemone so close, and also

 

[chicken farmer meigs]

Hello I grew up in North California. A small town off of I-5, called Yreka it is 30 min from the Oregon line. Any thing south of Red Bluff was called central to us, to Bakerfeild South was southern Cal. or the place where flat landers come from.

 

[Bock_Bock]

Hey any1 here in the bay area got any fertile eggs right now im getting my very first abtor in this comming week (its in the mail) i was just looking for some eggs so i can have a full load so a better chance of atleast one hatching lol it will be my very first incubation ever so please if you got any pm me or just respond on here thanks

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

There's a guy up here that has fertile eggs (they are mixed breed right now). They aren't laying a lot right now but he was willing to exchange some of our hen's eggs for a few fertile ones.

You may be able to get a couple from him if you don't need a lot and you don't need pure breed. Or you could wait a month or so for him to have them separated and laying more.