Welcome to the Michigan Thread. Great group of people here. We talk alot... Well, I talk alot, don't say much, but, it can be a challenge to keep up some days!
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I also took chick pictures today. Looking for those of you who can tell the girls from the boys. They are all getting so big.
This is Earl. Ameraucana. I'm thinking girl. This is my favorite of the batch because she loves to snuggle and be held.
GIRL
Spike, Polishegger ?? hoping it's a girl. The noisiest of the bunch.
LOOKS LIKE A GIRL
Toes, Cochin cross, Not sure doesn't like to be held.
LOOKS KINDA BOYISH
Boz, Maran cross, I'm thinking roo, this is the really bald guy.
LOOKS LIKE BOY
Monk, Welsummer, I'm sure it's a roo.
BOY
They all fight for a spot on their little roost. A bit at the rumpled stage.
Welcome to BYC and The Michigan Thread.I am in Holt Michigan outside of Lansing. Started with chickens about a year ago. I bought to pair of Serama from Jerry the gentleman who brought the breed to America. I started with B and D class and continued to buy eggs from other Serama breeders now I Have A and Micro A birds as well. Also am raising Coturnix quail and White Silkies, Mille Fleur, Cochin, and Seabrights. My mother was instrumental in this operation to get it going and has bought for spring (May) delivery Sultans, Spitzhauben, and Favorelles. We also have a couple of Polish roosters. All of my chickens are separated so no mixing of the breeds. I buy from NPIP sellers but havent been able to find a tester for my flock so I can be certified. Anyone know someone in Michigan who does this around my area. I really enjoy hatching eggs as my mother bought me a Sportsman incubator for Christmas last year. The picture on my profile is an Appenzeller Spitzhauben. Really like this bird.
Contact me if you know of a tester in my area. Email me at [email protected]
It is a pleasure getting to know all of you Michiganders
I sooo do not miss that.....hopefully the warmer temps will take care it soon!
How old are your chicks, Tap?Theron - If you are right then the tail development would be useful for sexing. The two you picked as girls are what I also thought at first because they got tail feathers first.