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[ONSTAD1]

This is my little runt Baby. Gotta love her!

Wow Becky,

I thought Weazer was super small. Hard to believe they are from the same batch...or did you get more chicks!?!?




And here i the "giant" EE Bbo

 

[wsmith]

Uhgg! didn't sleep well last night......Zzzzzzzz

 

[Chick_In_The_Burbs]

Me either. Maybe there's a weather shift going on or something...?

 

[gardendufus]

So, here are the two Doms I got from Wendell on Thursday.



And here are the 2 EEs



And these 2 are going to end up being the best of friends, I'm sure (if they survive the first encounter).

 

[Rock Home Isle]

I'd like to get a few Americaunas, for my wife...not really interested in EE's.

I re-read this post this morning and it did not sound very nice.

My kids have done 4-H for many years. Americaunas and Auricaunas (sp) can be shown in the poultry judging. That would be an option for them to pursue with those birds. The Easter Eggers cannot be shown there is no EE division for them in 4-H.

 

[Rock Home Isle]

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And here are the 2 EEs



And these 2 are going to end up being the best of friends, I'm sure (if they survive the first encounter).

Looking at the photos of the EEs...they are beautifull birds.

 

[ryan820]

This past week I was lucky to get two, maybe three eggs from my three older hens. Then suddenly, 7! Lol my four pullets, as if by an agreed upon plan, began laying at the same time. I have three buff orps and four silver laced wyandottes and of course one slw roo, who has crowed his voice hoarse!

 

[wsmith]

This past week I was lucky to get two, maybe three eggs from my three older hens. Then suddenly, 7! Lol my four pullets, as if by an agreed upon plan, began laying at the same time. I have three buff orps and four silver laced wyandottes and of course one slw roo, who has crowed his voice hoarse!

"I think they're organized..." Mr Tweedy.from Chicken Run

 

[wsmith]

So, here are the two Doms I got from Wendell on Thursday.



And here are the 2 EEs



And these 2 are going to end up being the best of friends, I'm sure (if they survive the first encounter).

I like the dom pullet on the left, and the darker EE. The dom pullet on the left has better color.

 

[wsmith]

I re-read this post this morning and it did not sound very nice.

My kids have done 4-H for many years. Americaunas and Auricaunas (sp) can be shown in the poultry judging. That would be an option for them to pursue with those birds. The Easter Eggers cannot be shown there is no EE division for them in 4-H.

I don't think it sounded bad. In a couple of years I might look into getting a few APA standard Ameraucanas just for fun.