What a sweet girl she is! What type is she?We are old - really really old like Penelope my Old Lady Chicken.
Penelope says “Human I am not old!”
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(She is she is going to be 7 yrs old soon)
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What a sweet girl she is! What type is she?We are old - really really old like Penelope my Old Lady Chicken.
Penelope says “Human I am not old!”
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(She is she is going to be 7 yrs old soon)
Hmmm maybe I better stick with Frey's they are local about 3 hrs from me....Yes, I have received shipped chicks a number of times. Occasionally there is 1 or 2 that pass during shipping, and 1 or 2 that are weak and pass (note, that happens anyways. My broodies that raised 9 - 10 hatched but one was weak and died within 24 hours.) Note that I usually get reasonably large batches.
However, once the post office took 3+ days to get my chicks to me (so they were 4 days old on arrival), and out of the lot, there were 6 dead and many very weak. 3 more eventually passed. The rest pulled through okay - after about 2-3 days were normal and fine from then on.
Fayoumis are native to Egypt. They don't do well with cold. (Or I would have gotten them already).Hmmm maybe I better stick with Frey's they are local about 3 hrs from me....
But I don't think they have legbarsor those fancy Egyptian Fayoumas - oh so pretty !
Well as far as I know she is an Americauna mix, she lays light blue eggs - when she does lay.What a sweet girl she is! What type is she?
Oh, I LOVE this photo. Definitely POW worthyWe are old - really really old like Penelope my Old Lady Chicken.
Penelope says “Human I am not old!”
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(She is she is going to be 7 yrs old soon)
Not to make you more sceptical on shipping birds, but I know someone who ordered 8 guineas (or 10) and all but two died. The two are still alive though. The reason they all died is because her post office never called, and when they did it was too late.Hmmm maybe I better stick with Frey's they are local about 3 hrs from me....
But I don't think they have legbarsor those fancy Egyptian Fayoumas - oh so pretty !
Ya.... I will need to build a new insulated barn I guess, and central heating... AC for the summer...Fayoumis are native to Egypt. They don't do well with cold. (Or I would have gotten them already).
That's too bad, and sad.Not to make you more sceptical on shipping birds, but I know someone who ordered 8 guineas (or 10) and all but two died. The two are still alive though. The reason they all died is because her post office never called, and when they did it was too late.