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- Oct 11, 2012
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Oh my goodness. That mama roo is so beautiful! I bet the picasso chicks are going to grow up to be beautiful like their mama too. They are already adorable at such a young age. You selling?
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Thanks! I just love them, that's why I was so excited to be having more! Unfortunately only the two hatched. Three actually but I lost one. I'm hoping they have another batch soon tho! I was so looking forward to more of them. I just love how tiny they are!Oh my goodness. That mama roo is so beautiful! I bet the picasso chicks are going to grow up to be beautiful like their mama too. They are already adorable at such a young age. You selling?
Well at first I thought they were Dutch Bantams, but I asked around here on BYC and someone told me they looked more like Old English Game Bantams but their colors were all wrong. So I don't know what they are! I figured if the parents are mixed colors the chicks could be the same, picasso chickens. LOL. I don't care what they are I just love them! I'll have to figure out what goes into shipping some chicks and make some plans for the next batch. I'll let you know when they go broody again.depending upon ur charge and the shipping charge I would definitly be interested in Picasso Chicks. I think one of the best parts of chickens is guessing what they will look like as they feather out. Plus if you take two different breeds and breed the good qualities into a new breed, then that just makes Picasso Chicks better. They all came from some general breed right?..![]()
See? You ARE a good chicken mom!oh no no no, these are not to be eaten! I have trouble eaten chicken at any time and from any where now.