Diary & Notes ~ Air Cell Detatched SHIPPED Chicken Eggs for incubation and hatching

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: hmmmmmmm gotcha, I have a guy in redlion that knows a guy who may sell cornish... u want me to give you his number? message me. John may have WProcks too, dorking not sure..... cool guy

 

[Sally Sunshine]

wing I thought that sand hill sells the scots? http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/catalog/chickens.html

 

[Sally Sunshine]

I dont see them on the site, but if your serious I would "inquire" via emailing them in regards. they are gorgeous birds for sure

John gave me a number to a Gary for you check messages Wing

NEVERMIND I SENT U A TEXT IT WAS EASIER LOL

 

[wingstone]

wing I thought that sand hill sells the scots? http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/catalog/chickens.html

sold out for the last 3 years straight,, I check them constantly..

 

[katiehumes]

Hi Hatiehumes!!!  and your very welcome!!!  I still have issues with quotes! ha ha ha !!!  

I'm probably not going to do the Easter hatch I'm only going to keep a few chicks this year (going to try and start small but I know it's going to be hard for me to get rid of those little chicks if and when they hatch) but my husband would probably have a stroke if I got more eggs to go in!! Haha

katie I forget are you joining the Easter hatchalong?  I cant keep track of everyone geeeezzzzz  

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Plymouth White Rock Egg $0.90​

https://www.dunlaphatchery.net/birds/hatchingeggs/hatchingeggs.aspx

they sell the white rocks, but not sure what that place is as far as quality



and another for white rocks http://hcfarm.com/eggs.html


and

IDAHO

FEATHERHILLS FARM

Tony Albritton
509-995-7284
email Us
16405 Orchard Ave, Caldwell, ID 83607
All bred to the Standard of Perfection. Large Fowl: Speckled Sussex, White Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red. Bantam: White Plymouth Rock, White Leghorn. Narragansett Turkey, Pilgrim Geese. NPIP#91-121.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: perhaps needs importation!!!! hmmmmmmm

 

[chicksooner]

After removing 13 infertile eggs, I decided to learn how to AI. It was pretty easy, but the male did his 'thing' quicker than I thought he would so I missed it. Oh well, I'll get it tomorrow.

I'm trying to figure out if the cockerel is infertile or if it's a physical barrier (too much fluff). I've already trimmed them.

I never thought I'd get so close to these birds.

I was just reading up on this. Would have liked to have watched that. Youtube has some videos.

perhaps needs importation!!!! hmmmmmmm

I must look these up.

 

[chicksooner]

I just spent 45 mins trimming butts. That was just one coop. My arm feels ready to fall off. Hoping to get better fertility rates now.

 

[dolfi]

I just spent 45 mins trimming butts. That was just one coop. My arm feels ready to fall off. Hoping to get better fertility rates now.

You should have seen my kids faces when they saw me playing with the chickens bottoms.