We do too. We did their coop with an 80s Miami theme. Our Blanche is actually the second since their first Nevercreaux did crow lol.Yes
. Yes!! We lost our dear Dorothy); to cocci but Rose pulled through thankfully!! I love the golden girls
How cute!! I plan to have another Dorothy sometime soon I hope and to add Sophia!!
I'd love to see pics of your coop!!
I think I have pics in my coop page off my profile (not sure since its a project I didn't get around to finishing).How cute!! I plan to have another Dorothy sometime soon I hope and to add Sophia!!
DM Rippy sells eggs of leghorn crosses for super blue egg layers.Posts regularly on the ameraucana thread.Send a pm.You need more light in winter to make them lay.Use a timer on the lights.They need 12-14 hours of light.
Hey, we are on the Gulf Coast and we have some EE hens that lay right through the winter. Especially if they start laying in the fall initially. Extra lighting will help all of them of course. We will have EE eggs available in the fall if you are still interested at that point. Some of our birds are on our profile page, We have the blue, blue/green mint color and a light green color along with a few light brown color egg layers also, Having a few of each color makes the egg carton "pop" and enhances each hue. We breed with Ameracauna, EE and Wyandottes to reduce flighty-ness. Standard Large Fowl. Thanks, ChirpI am posting on behalf of an older friend who does not do computers. (Told her BYC was reason enough but she's not biting!) She was looking into adding some EE to her young flock and wondering how well they lay. Our research show 3-4 eggs a week but that they don't lay through the winter. Is this most people's experience? She was hoping for better layers but wants those pretty eggs!
