Gold Campine Eggs for sale

[HenHaven]

How long does it take to identify the sex of the Campines? By the way, those are some real cuties!

 

[turbo]

The little roos get a comb very quickly, I would say 2-3 wks tops. They are neat looking little chicks with all the red and gold, silver streaks, but they look terrible when they go through their "teenager time", then they blossom out and are really pretty with gold and beatle green-black barring.

Their white eggs are med. size, very uniform in shape, and really look like your supermarket white eggs....they are the only white egg layer I have and some people perfer there eggs over the big brown ones.

 

[twosisters]

I would be extremely interested if you have any still available.
Thanks so much

 

[turbo]

I do, you can email me at [email protected].

 

[Barnyard]

Do you still have egg's? I would like atleast a doz. if that is possible.

 

[turbo]

Hey barnyard email me and I can give you a date that I should have a dozen available.

[email protected]

 

[twosisters]

Turbo,

Hey - my babies are here!! Beautiful!! Of the 7 (Campines) that went in - 4 are here!! Two eggs still in the bator so we could have some "late bloomers." Last two born today - two born yesterday!! They are beautiful!!! Some Pictures posted at ....

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=37820


One had to be assisted out so he is still in the bator, but the others are in their brooder box with 3 white leghorns. Sister done a fantastic job in saving him, but not sure he is completely out of the woods. Praying!

So, we have 5 boxes with babies and Self Blue OE in the bator - and they will be here this weekend sometime. Our babies - Campines, Jersey Giants, RIR, Nankins, Black Tail Buff Japanese, White Leghorns, Embeden, and two strange ducks my 5 year old niece picked out at the feed store

Pictures of the other babies are here https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=386046#p386046

Love them Turbo, thank you again!!!