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You are so crazy.
What's a 236 Pullet?
You are so crazy.
Chicken (Poultry) Addiction Anonymous *Chat Thread*
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Welcome, we are always glad to "meet" fellow addicts!
To help get ready for incubating, read this blog - she is a fellow BYC-er and there is some wonderful info on incubating, hatching and she has pictures of her (little) kids with the chicks http://littlehomesteadproject.blogspot.com/ Anybody interested in hatching will enjoy it, it is picture-heavy!
What breed(s) were your 10 cockerels? Wheredja get em and who sold you 10 roos? Boo on them!
Welcome, we are always glad to "meet" fellow addicts!
To help get ready for incubating, read this blog - she is a fellow BYC-er and there is some wonderful info on incubating, hatching and she has pictures of her (little) kids with the chicks http://littlehomesteadproject.blogspot.com/ Anybody interested in hatching will enjoy it, it is picture-heavy!
What breed(s) were your 10 cockerels? Wheredja get em and who sold you 10 roos? Boo on them!
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Happy Birthday!!!
Happy Birthday!!!
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Take a picture! I want to see these little designer chicks.
Take a picture! I want to see these little designer chicks.
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Oh, Muggs, having never met you and not likely I will, given the thousand+ miles between us, you seem like the kind of person that would be fun to be around!
Oh yeah, and who you callin crazy?
Me? Bah! I prefer insane!
Uhm, I wanted wanted one of the "Ideal 236" pullets because they are supposed to be CRAZY layers that start at 4 months old!
Ideal's website states -" Ideal 236 Pullet
Ideal 236 is a breed cross layer developed by Ideal Poultry in the 1960's and is the most productive, efficient layer sold by Ideal. They are known for their production of large, smooth-shelled, white eggs. This breed cross has excellent hybrid vigor, and the specific combination of breeds has produced a bird with excellent livability and the ability to lay for a long period of time without molting. The mature weight of Ideal 236 hens is 4.5 lbs. which is heavier than most commercial layers. "
Oh, Muggs, having never met you and not likely I will, given the thousand+ miles between us, you seem like the kind of person that would be fun to be around!
Oh yeah, and who you callin crazy?
Uhm, I wanted wanted one of the "Ideal 236" pullets because they are supposed to be CRAZY layers that start at 4 months old!
Ideal's website states -" Ideal 236 Pullet
Ideal 236 is a breed cross layer developed by Ideal Poultry in the 1960's and is the most productive, efficient layer sold by Ideal. They are known for their production of large, smooth-shelled, white eggs. This breed cross has excellent hybrid vigor, and the specific combination of breeds has produced a bird with excellent livability and the ability to lay for a long period of time without molting. The mature weight of Ideal 236 hens is 4.5 lbs. which is heavier than most commercial layers. "
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Oh, Muggs, having never met you and not likely I will, given the thousand+ miles between us, you seem like the kind of person that would be fun to be around!
Oh yeah, and who you callin crazy?
Me? Bah! I prefer insane!
Uhm, I wanted wanted one of the "Ideal 236" pullets because they are supposed to be CRAZY layers that start at 4 months old!
Ideal's website states -" Ideal 236 Pullet
Ideal 236 is a breed cross layer developed by Ideal Poultry in the 1960's and is the most productive, efficient layer sold by Ideal. They are known for their production of large, smooth-shelled, white eggs. This breed cross has excellent hybrid vigor, and the specific combination of breeds has produced a bird with excellent livability and the ability to lay for a long period of time without molting. The mature weight of Ideal 236 hens is 4.5 lbs. which is heavier than most commercial layers. "
Well hold on now...let's not paint ourselves in a corner. I just may rent a big ol' RV and set out to meet every BYCer within the 48 contiguous United States. Just sayin'. Consider yourself warned!
Oh, Muggs, having never met you and not likely I will, given the thousand+ miles between us, you seem like the kind of person that would be fun to be around!
Oh yeah, and who you callin crazy?
Uhm, I wanted wanted one of the "Ideal 236" pullets because they are supposed to be CRAZY layers that start at 4 months old!
Ideal's website states -" Ideal 236 Pullet
Ideal 236 is a breed cross layer developed by Ideal Poultry in the 1960's and is the most productive, efficient layer sold by Ideal. They are known for their production of large, smooth-shelled, white eggs. This breed cross has excellent hybrid vigor, and the specific combination of breeds has produced a bird with excellent livability and the ability to lay for a long period of time without molting. The mature weight of Ideal 236 hens is 4.5 lbs. which is heavier than most commercial layers. "
Well hold on now...let's not paint ourselves in a corner. I just may rent a big ol' RV and set out to meet every BYCer within the 48 contiguous United States. Just sayin'. Consider yourself warned!
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Oh, Muggs, having never met you and not likely I will, given the thousand+ miles between us, you seem like the kind of person that would be fun to be around!
Oh yeah, and who you callin crazy?
Me? Bah! I prefer insane!
Uhm, I wanted wanted one of the "Ideal 236" pullets because they are supposed to be CRAZY layers that start at 4 months old!
Ideal's website states -" Ideal 236 Pullet
Ideal 236 is a breed cross layer developed by Ideal Poultry in the 1960's and is the most productive, efficient layer sold by Ideal. They are known for their production of large, smooth-shelled, white eggs. This breed cross has excellent hybrid vigor, and the specific combination of breeds has produced a bird with excellent livability and the ability to lay for a long period of time without molting. The mature weight of Ideal 236 hens is 4.5 lbs. which is heavier than most commercial layers. "
Well hold on now...let's not paint ourselves in a corner. I just may rent a big ol' RV and set out to meet every BYCer within the 48 contiguous United States. Just sayin'. Consider yourself warned!
Ha Ha Ha!!
Oh, Muggs, having never met you and not likely I will, given the thousand+ miles between us, you seem like the kind of person that would be fun to be around!
Oh yeah, and who you callin crazy?
Uhm, I wanted wanted one of the "Ideal 236" pullets because they are supposed to be CRAZY layers that start at 4 months old!
Ideal's website states -" Ideal 236 Pullet
Ideal 236 is a breed cross layer developed by Ideal Poultry in the 1960's and is the most productive, efficient layer sold by Ideal. They are known for their production of large, smooth-shelled, white eggs. This breed cross has excellent hybrid vigor, and the specific combination of breeds has produced a bird with excellent livability and the ability to lay for a long period of time without molting. The mature weight of Ideal 236 hens is 4.5 lbs. which is heavier than most commercial layers. "
Well hold on now...let's not paint ourselves in a corner. I just may rent a big ol' RV and set out to meet every BYCer within the 48 contiguous United States. Just sayin'. Consider yourself warned!
Ha Ha Ha!!
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Well hold on now...let's not paint ourselves in a corner. I just may rent a big ol' RV and set out to meet every BYCer within the 48 contiguous United States. Just sayin'. Consider yourself warned!
Ha Ha Ha!!
You are on the list AmyJ!!!
Well hold on now...let's not paint ourselves in a corner. I just may rent a big ol' RV and set out to meet every BYCer within the 48 contiguous United States. Just sayin'. Consider yourself warned!
Ha Ha Ha!!
You are on the list AmyJ!!!
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Ha Ha Ha!!
You are on the list AmyJ!!!
Darn you have my address too!
Ha Ha Ha!!
You are on the list AmyJ!!!
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You are on the list AmyJ!!!
Darn you have my address too!
Better hide!
You are on the list AmyJ!!!
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