INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

[MrTattoohead]

Third day of hand feeding Sesame warm mash and yogurt. Eating like a champ but while sitting mostly. See her comb?

And the poop she passed while eating.

Little perkier but still wobbly. At a loss. :/

 

[racinchickins]

the first, fourth, and fifth are my favorites. I would enter the first and fifth. I am impartial to brown leghorns lol

X2!!!

 

[julie0477]

Pipd - rangi or the brown leghorn!

 

[Leahs Mom]

Third day of hand feeding Sesame warm mash and yogurt. Eating like a champ but while sitting mostly. See her comb?



And the poop she passed while eating.



Little perkier but still wobbly. At a loss.

TH - when she walks, is she walking on her feet or does she walk on the hocks of her legs?


THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE FEET!

 

[julie0477]

Hey! i have a chicken that looked jist like that as a chick. She is a buff brahma crossed with a golden comet

awesome!! That's exactly what this is! What did she grow up to look like?

 

[vickichicki]

Hands down it has to be Rangi

 

[DarthLayer]

Hands down it has to be Rangi

x2! or Rose.

 

[CCCCCCCCHICKENS]

awesome!! That's exactly what this is! What did she grow up to look like?

ha! she is a whitish tan color. I will tru and get a picture of her

 

[browncow15]

Pipd- I'm not a huge leghorn fan bit I really like the picture of Whiri!

 

[SallyinIndiana]

Anyone want to help me decide which two pictures to enter for the BYC calendar? (I'm pretty sure the first one is going to be one of my entries.

)

Rangi the Ancona:




Margaret the Silkie:

Roha the Exchequer Leghorn:

Rose the Golden Sebright:

Whiri the Light Brown Leghorn:

Poggy the Speckled Sussex:




Most of them look better when full-viewed.

I like first and last.

I just wanted to say -- rural king in Columbus had baby chicks today. Baby chicks?! In September?? I felt like they were personally messing with my emotions. Lol seriously they had isa brown and Cornish cross only. I can't figure it out.

So glad I went Sunday before they arrived. Kind of strange, they did not have anything set up on Sunday indicating chicks were coming. I can see cornish cross as it should be nice cool processing weather in 8 weeks and it is just about warm enough to brood those guys outside this week. They might need a light at night but during the afternoon it is toasty out.