OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

im not familiar enough with them to help with sexing, but they sure look good and healthy! congrats!
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im not sure where portage county is, but I have some misslabled pullets im selling. I bought them as California gray leghorns, but I believe they are white leghorns.
Hi, and thank you! I am hoping to find done brown egg layers and you are around 4 hours from me too, boo :(
 
Mlaff, what breeds in the pictures?

Okay, I see the ccls, but you've got something else in there too, I'm pretty darn sure. From a quick look at the pics yep, it does look like you got a bunch of boys -- one girl definitely (the clearly chipmunky one) and the fawn-ish colored one might turn out to be a girl, too. The silvery ones with the white spots on their heads should all be boys, but I've had one silvery chick surprise me and turn out to be a girl once. (Gave her to a friend -- one of the things I'm trying to breed for is very distinct m/f coloration at hatch). You've got a bunch of darker birds in there tho that don't look like cls to me (I'm hardly an expert, though) -- did you have a second breed mixed in?

Those are my little chocolate orps. One ended up being a black orp. With 2 more to go it looks like so far there is only the one girl.:(
 
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Thanks! There is one more zipping right now. Which leaves one more ccl egg. Never thought this many would hatch. But now I have to figure out what to do with all of these boys. Really hoping the last 2 are girls.
 
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Thanks! There is one more zipping right now. Which leaves one more ccl egg. Never thought this many would hatch. But now I have to figure out what to do with all of these boys. Really hoping the last 2 are girls.

boys taste yummy...
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boys taste yummy...:drool

True true....but they are soooo pretty it would definatley be hard. But I guess then again the feathers would make some pretty hair clips for the girls.if anyone needs a boy let me know. Definatley have lots of extras.:D
 
im not real familiar with araucana breeding. but to put in some diversity, I would breed to a similar colored ee, then breed the daughters back to the rooster. I may also try crossing in something with a silver duckwing pattern that is close to the same size and weight.



I a looking to do pure breds not mutts
 
I cant remember if you said you had bantams or large fowl... how much for a chocolate cockerel?

Sorry, but the chocolate cockerels is what I need for my project to make chocolate silkies. The cream leghorns is what I have an abundance on now. All but 3 (not sure of two because they are a gray and brown color) seem to be cockerels. I have one more zipping and one that hasn't done anything yet but hatch day isn't officially until tomorrow. If you'd like one of those $5. I'm gonna let the insures grow out before I try and sell them.
 

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