California - Northern

[chickee]

Wow, NICE! You got the Porcelain you liked! You can also use any Lavenders with those I believe. Broody is going to be VERY happy birdie! What breed is she?

You know, if she sold just eggs from the Partridge pen I would be in serious trouble. Fortunately she doesn't do that...

Countdown to cute chicks begins soon...

Yes, I am super happy to get so many porcelain eggs! I think your right about being able to use the lavenders with porcelain. The broody (another bantam buff Brahma) has been sitting for a couple of weeks, so she will be really glad to get eggs.

I was disappointed I didn't get any Partridge eggs

She did say that she would send what was laid that day, so I guess that pen didn't produce. Sounds like we may have to hit chiqita up for some Partridge

 

[Happy Chooks]

Quote:

This is our first Pita Pinta chick hatching. The egg to its left and above it are also PP eggs. The ones with an F are mixed breeds from the farm.

Perfect. I'll have to think about them for a layer. I have to be careful with dark egg layers, can't get them confused with my dark breeder eggs.

Ron, your Pene egg looks so much like a wellie egg. So I can't have any Pene's here.

 

[Happy Chooks]

This is my favorite Barnevelder cockerel I'm growing out. He is 6 months old. He's so beautiful, I just find myself staring at him - which is pretty funny, when you consider that I have 9 of them running around.




Showing his beautiful width. And absolutely NO tail fluff..

 

[Flowers of Abba]

hattrick silkies  has partridge eggs... just saying! Plus 50% of the babies I hatched since the  attack look like they may be partridge. I see another exchange coming up over  stockton!

What kind of things can u take to an exchange? Is it like a flea
Market where u buy your table and flaunt your wares? Lol I have extra of what I don't want and not enough of what I do! Sounds like a country song in the makes.

 

[chickee]

This is my favorite Barnevelder cockerel I'm growing out. He is 6 months old. He's so beautiful, I just find myself staring at him - which is pretty funny, when you consider that I have 9 of them running around.




Showing his beautiful width. And absolutely NO tail fluff..

Beautiful! When they stand out like that you know you have created something really special!

 

[ronott1]

Perfect. I'll have to think about them for a layer. I have to be careful with dark egg layers, can't get them confused with my dark breeder eggs.

Ron, your Pene egg looks so much like a wellie egg. So I can't have any Pene's here.

I understand! One of the Pita Pinta eggs was the larges I have hatched a chick from so far. It barely fit into the egg turner.

 

[Happy Chooks]

Beautiful! When they stand out like that you know you have created something really special!

I'd love to take credit for him, but I cannot. He is from another breeder. But he's going to be fantastic for my breeding program!

 

[chiqita]

What kind of things can u take to an exchange? Is it like a flea
Market where u buy your table and flaunt your wares? Lol I have extra of what I don't want and not enough of what I do! Sounds like a country song in the makes.

Its not a exchange, but last year I traded about 12 chickens in the parking lot and bought a quad of showgirls and ALL the eggs from the official sales floor. Pro tip: make sure you know what each type of chick is supposed to look like when you buy ALL the eggs..... remember the leghorn/legabar fiasco?

Its one of the biggest shows on the west coast, so a lot of people go.

chickenmamma ended up with owl, a partridge rooster returned by a customer. I traded all my white silkies for blacks and a cl roo for.. something.. And I delivered black soldier flies and a few fodder buckets. It was a crowded car!

 

[chiqita]

I'd love to take credit for him, but I cannot. He is from another breeder. But he's going to be fantastic for my breeding program!

NO penns for you!!!
Its a smart move to not confuse eggs!

 

[alibra]

tommysgirl, this is my ad

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/grd/4084347353.html