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My serama chick just died in my hands.... i found her outside she was barely breathing and looked like she had a prolapsed vent then she just seized and got stifff and died :'( what happen?!
oh my goodness im so sorry!! If you send her to davis they can do an otopsy to me it sounds like meraks because thats how my little egrett passed not to long ago
 
On my way down to Fortuna with my husband to spend overnight child-free, and then drag him around the show in Ferndale tomorrow :laugh: Haven't managed to arrange a pre-sale with anyone going to the show, but if I don't find anything in the sale cages, I did find someone in Mckinleyville with layers for sale, so either way, the work on the quarantine pen won't be wasted ;-)
 
On my way down to Fortuna with my husband to spend overnight child-free, and then drag him around the show in Ferndale tomorrow :laugh: Haven't managed to arrange a pre-sale with anyone going to the show, but if I don't find anything in the sale cages, I did find someone in Mckinleyville with layers for sale, so either way, the work on the quarantine pen won't be wasted ;-)

Fingers crossed you find something awesome. Post pics of the show please!!!
 
The English Orps don't do well in an APA show. They are way to fluffy and loose feathered. The British Standard and the APA Standard are very close but the birds that came over here look more like our Cochins than Orps. Free ranging a British Orp is a problem in wet weather. On top of that everyone is claiming that they are British Orps when many times they are hybrids to hatchery birds. If you want a big good looking fluffy bird get them.. They look kind of cool, but they are not going to do well in any kind of show...people say all kinds of things online. At the Ohio National the Brit Orps were not placing...they say all kinds of crazy things in the British Orpington thread. Some want to start a club that will put the APA out of business........it's not doing all that well. It's calledThe Royal Orpington Club if you want to find out all kinds of misinformation.

Bottom line is: if you don't plan to show and just want a fluffy chicken to watch, why not get them?

Walt
And they eat........a lot.

On my way down to Fortuna with my husband to spend overnight child-free, and then drag him around the show in Ferndale tomorrow :laugh: Haven't managed to arrange a pre-sale with anyone going to the show, but if I don't find anything in the sale cages, I did find someone in Mckinleyville with layers for sale, so either way, the work on the quarantine pen won't be wasted ;-)
Enjoy your child free time and have a great time at the show!
 

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