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yeah that is my thought but her coloring isn't what was expected. But she is from a hatchery. I still love her. Imperfections and allGlad to hear she is doing well! No worries, she is certainly a pullet.
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yeah that is my thought but her coloring isn't what was expected. But she is from a hatchery. I still love her. Imperfections and allGlad to hear she is doing well! No worries, she is certainly a pullet.
Thanks for the update Dizzies eye does look much betteryeah that is my thought but her coloring isn't what was expected. But she is from a hatchery. I still love her. Imperfections and all![]()
I agree. They will change a lot between now and maturity so there's not a lot of advice to give you at the moment. Are you looking to show or just for eye candy? If just for eye candy then choose your favorite. If you are able to acquire pullets later then possibly grow out both and decide from there. If you intend to show then you should keep both and select your best in another 5 months or so.Sorry, my first reply wasn't what you were looking for so I edited it. I think they are too young to make much more than a guess. You could pick the one with better feet and hope you make the right choice![]()
Agree either way, Is there a time limit for trading for a pullet???? Think,….the better feet, comb, body angle, bulk….I know i harp about coloration getting farther away from normal, but think last consideration after structure. I have 2 Black cockerels, 3rd generation project birds….Keeping both for now….The pure black is beautiful, more upright, not quite Faverolles structure, the other has gold leakage over the shoulders but has beautiful Faverolles lines.I agree. They will change a lot between now and maturity so there's not a lot of advice to give you at the moment. Are you looking to show or just for eye candy? If just for eye candy then choose your favorite. If you are able to acquire pullets later then possibly grow out both and decide from there. If you intend to show then you should keep both and select your best in another 5 months or so.
There isn't much available this time of year, not even eggs. My birds are all molting. Spring/early summer is the best time to be looking. Unfortunately you are far from any of the big shows too which doesn't help. There is the national in Knoxville the first weekend in December if you are up for a road trip.Anybody in South dakota/Nebraska/Iowa/Minnesota area breed LF Favs? I don't have an incubator yet, so I would need chicks or older.
I've been hunting for at some for over a year now. But I think I'm cursed,because I've emailed multiple breeders and every one has either just sold out of Favs or no longer breeds chickens at all. I even emailed a hatchery out of sheer desperation this week, and they also sold out of their Faverolles! LOL I'm starting to think it's just me. I have also emailed multiple people, including officers, on the Faverolles Fanciers club and haven't gotten a response.![]()
So, does anyone on this thread live near me? Or know of anyone who ships chicks? I guess I'm not opposed to a hatchery, but I would like to show eventually, so I'd prefer to start with the best breeding stock I could get.
Thanks in advance for any help at all!!!