We were lucky enough to get our start from from her. We got 5 last fall and 3 of her last ones, last month. They are beautiful and we are so excited to have them for our breeders.Crystalcreek had some NICE birds.
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We were lucky enough to get our start from from her. We got 5 last fall and 3 of her last ones, last month. They are beautiful and we are so excited to have them for our breeders.Crystalcreek had some NICE birds.
Please post some pictures from a variety of angles.We were lucky enough to get our start from from her. We got 5 last fall and 3 of her last ones, last month. They are beautiful and we are so excited to have them for our breeders.
I'll get some but I'm not as good as her at the pics.Please post some pictures from a variety of angles.
Neither am I.I'll get some but I'm not as good as her at the pics.
I am going to try and do better pictures tomorrow. When she isn't moving she has a much smoother saddle (it doesn't help that she has lost a few feathers which you can kind of see in the second picture). Ameraucanas are hard to take photos of. Give me a Wyandotte, or a Silkie, or an Orp and I am good.Try to aim for a smoother transition through the saddle in the hen. These are a couple of young pullets.
Hello all -
After finding out the "Ameraucana" chicks I'd purchased this spring were actually EE's, I've started looking into private breeders. We don't have any private breeders anywhere in my state (Kentucky) and I'm doing all I can to help change that myself. I've devoted a whole new coop and pasture space to breeding Ameraucanas, and I've particularly been interested in this crux facing Lavenders - they're such beautiful birds. I'm wanting to be of help to all of you here that are working hard at trying to isolate genes, etc to get the coloration of the breed recognized by the ABC.
I've put in my application with the Club, as was suggested by a lady I spoke with last week. She and I were planning on meeting sometime, and she had a flock of 4 Lavs that she had told me she'd sell me - I emailed her as requested and have not received a reply. I don't know if she's already sold her breeding/show flock or not - I'm kinda in the dark...
So I'm now asking all of you if you can direct me to good breeding stock - either amongst yourselves, or another private breeder in the States. My sons and I are getting into breeding our self-blue OEGB, and my personal preference is the large fowl variety of Lav Ameraucanas...due to the fact that they're not recognized, even though I've seen here many success cases.
If anyone here knows where I can find quality chicks/started roos and pullets so I can get my own breeding flock going to be able to be of assistance in the matter, please share...like I said, there are zero breeders in Kentucky for ANY Ameraucana variations, and you all know as well as I do that "mail order" Ameraucanas tend to wind up being EEs - which doesn't help in the breeding arena at all. Don't get me wrong, I love the EEs I have - they'll provide us with beautiful eggs to sell and eat, and they're pretty friendly birds. But if I'm going to get a good breeding flock started, and have any luck at all in helping with the Lavs, I really need some assistance in finding TRUE Ameraucana stock. I've called just about every breeder on the ABC directory and left messages, or I've emailed, and I'm not getting any responses at all.
I'm starting to feel ignored - like this is some sort of exclusive thing - that doesn't want newcomers.