Hatching Eggs / Paypal CHAT Thread

[caj1985]

You may have already found it (I haven't caught up that far) but it was probably these: 4 White Bresse Pullet, 3 Black Barthuhner, 2 Bantam Choco Orp

There you go. Thank you!

You may have already found it (I haven't caught up that far) but it was probably these: 4 White Bresse Pullet, 3 Black Barthuhner, 2 Bantam Choco Orp

I think that is close. Looks like 3 Bresse, 2 Black Barthuhner & 4 bantam chocolates. Thanks so much!

 

[caj1985]

lol!
awww....well did you miss this pic?




know what those little yellow fuzzballs are?

Basque?! Yay! Let me know price or swap info. Thanks!

 

[ProfTi]

Anyone know a good way to tell a serama from a dwarf okandsk? I had an egg marked serama, but it looks a heck of a lot like an orlandsk.

 

[krazykat0373]

Quote: theres a cream legbar roo in there too, behind the fuzzballs...want him?

 

[flocksalot]

Ok so my hubby built this with the intent that I will use it as a winter greenhouse. It still needs insulation and a few other things.

The more I look at it I think brooder coop.

Look at all the natural light!

 

[caj1985]

theres a cream legbar roo in there too, behind the fuzzballs...want him?

No. I have a couple of trios coming from madam late summer, early fall, plus eggs from Baby. I think I'm good with blue egg layers with my AB's. LOL I can make OE's all over the place.

 

[caj1985]

Ok so my hubby built this with the intent that I will use it as a winter greenhouse. It still needs insulation and a few other things.

The more I look at it I think brooder coop.

Look at all the natural light!

Beautiful! Only worry might be too much heat in the summer.

 

[flocksalot]

Beautiful!  Only worry might be too much heat in the summer. 

Thanks!

We have shade cloth for the windows. I do the same thing for the coops. They don't shred the shade cloth like they do curtains. But hey I could always add a fan!

My hubby plans to side it like our house, and when he ever gets around to doing the brick around the house he will do the base that way too.

I got the windows from for free from a builder. Hubby had to make frames when he framed out the building. Well really it was a friend of his that did most of the work. Helps to have friends in the building trade.

A brooder coop would get the birds out of the house that much quicker.

 

[caj1985]

Thanks!

We have shade cloth for the windows. I do the same thing for the coops. They don't shred the shade cloth like they do curtains. But hey I could always add a fan!

My hubby plans to side it like our house, and when he ever gets around to doing the brick around the house he will do the base that way too.

I got the windows from for free from a builder. Hubby had to make frames when he framed out the building. Well really it was a friend of his that did most of the work. Helps to have friends in the building trade.

A brooder coop would get the birds out of the house that much quicker.

I had to make DH a promise of no more chicks brooded in the house after this year. LOL Luckily, we don't have those brutal winters, and I can hold to that promise without too much hardship.

 

[debs_flock]

Anyone know a good way to tell a serama from a dwarf okandsk? I had an egg marked serama, but it looks a heck of a lot like an orlandsk.

I hatch both together and I think they look different, shape and color. Do you have a picture?