California - Northern

[ronott1]

I am working from home now. At least we still have Jobs though!

I am spending a lot of time helping Faculty in my Department at UC Davis setup online classes

 

[Nor-Cal Chickens]

I am working from home now. At least we still have Jobs though!

I am spending a lot of time helping Faculty in my Department at UC Davis setup online classes

Same, not working from home but glad that my job is considered essential and get to come into a nearly empty campus here is CSU Chico

 

[2BackYardChicks]

Hey all, hello! I have a friend who lives in Eureka, now THAT's northern California! He makes fun of me when I say I live in northern California (20miles east of Sacramento) because HE's in the north, lol. I would have to say that anything south of Sacramento and north of the grapevine is in the central valley. It's all good!

Where are you? I'm in El Dorado Hills.

 

[stavo]

Where are you? I'm in El Dorado Hills.

I'm a couple miles up the hill from you in Shingle Springs. Welcome to BYC!

 

[Nells79]

I had posted in the re-homing forum, but someone suggested I post here. I am a preschool teacher and brought home three incubating eggs once Covid-19 closed our school. We had three chicks hatch and built a coop hoping they would be hens, but at least one is definitely looking like a rooster. This little one is three weeks old today. All the eggs we incubated were easter egger chickens. I am starting the process of finding someone who would like to have a rooster for mating purposes. Any leads in Northern California? We are in San Jose, but willing to travel to find him a good home.

 

[ronott1]

I had posted in the re-homing forum, but someone suggested I post here. I am a preschool teacher and brought home three incubating eggs once Covid-19 closed our school. We had three chicks hatch and built a coop hoping they would be hens, but at least one is definitely looking like a rooster. This little one is three weeks old today. All the eggs we incubated were easter egger chickens. I am starting the process of finding someone who would like to have a rooster for mating purposes. Any leads in Northern California? We are in San Jose, but willing to travel to find him a good home. View attachment 2102766
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You could wait a bit before re homing the chick.

EE roosters usually have red on the wings, unless this is really an AM?

The comb is still small and not pink. The wattles are a bit big for 3 weeks old but that is one indicationion only. I would wait until six or Seven weeks old

 

[Nells79]

Thanks! I have posted in another group and people are saying the feathering look like pullet and that it is too early to tell. We will wait and see.

 

[ronott1]

Thanks! I have posted in another group and people are saying the feathering look like pullet and that it is too early to tell. We will wait and see.

Definitely wait!

Keep us posted

 

[Moebert86]

I live in the Eureka area! I’m about 20 minutes north. 10 miles as the crow flies!

 

[ronott1]

I live in the Eureka area! I’m about 20 minutes north. 10 miles as the crow flies!

Welcome! Eureka is a very nice place to visit in the Summer