Great to know! I won't be ready for my chicks until February or March, but then I'd love to get three, day or two old chicks. Let's definitely keep in touch!Greetings @laceykins
!and welcome to the Colorado thread. I saw you asking about buff orp bantams... I ordered large fowl BOs from a hatchery that arrived the end of May. Though most of them are indeed full sized, I ended up with 3 that are bantam sized
idunno ) or somewhere in between... they are featherweights. I am getting eggs from the BO's (in general) and am not sure if the 3 are laying or not... If not, they should start any time. They are very friendly and they run to the coop door to greet me and get picked up every time I go out there. They also jump into the nest boxes any time I open the (external) access door to check for eggs and try to come out with me.
If you also wanted to produce fertile eggs, my Bravo BO roo is very handsome, friendly and I would be willing to let him go as well with a couple of pullets. Anyway, let me know and if you're interested we can try to work out details. BTW, I agree with what others previous have said... they are flock animals and the minimum I'd consider is 3. (4 is better just in case something happens to one).