Ohio Sussex
Hatching
- Aug 13, 2015
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Hello all I am a newbie here on the forums.
I am currently working on selectively breeding three separate flocks. The first is the Ohio born Buckeye chicken. I currently have about 25 pullets and 12 cockerels. At first I found this breed to be boring and mundane, but as they are approaching maturity they are starting to gain personality.
I also have 2 Rhode Island Red cockerels and 3 Rhode Island Hens. Even though these were purchased from Tractor Supply this spring I am confident that they are heritage breed and not "production reds" as they are even darker than my Buckeyes (which are traditionally a dark red breed).
I also have a pair of beautiful Light Sussex chickens, the male is of the GreenFire Line and the Pullet is from a show winning Canadian Line. The pullet recently hatched 9 chicks that turned out perfectly (no leg feathering, no crooked toes, and solid white legs).
I would love to trade some Light Sussex birds from my stock with yours so that I can increase the genetic pool.
I would also trade a Buckeye pair for another large breed pair of yours.
I am currently working on selectively breeding three separate flocks. The first is the Ohio born Buckeye chicken. I currently have about 25 pullets and 12 cockerels. At first I found this breed to be boring and mundane, but as they are approaching maturity they are starting to gain personality.
I also have 2 Rhode Island Red cockerels and 3 Rhode Island Hens. Even though these were purchased from Tractor Supply this spring I am confident that they are heritage breed and not "production reds" as they are even darker than my Buckeyes (which are traditionally a dark red breed).
I also have a pair of beautiful Light Sussex chickens, the male is of the GreenFire Line and the Pullet is from a show winning Canadian Line. The pullet recently hatched 9 chicks that turned out perfectly (no leg feathering, no crooked toes, and solid white legs).
I would love to trade some Light Sussex birds from my stock with yours so that I can increase the genetic pool.
I would also trade a Buckeye pair for another large breed pair of yours.