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It wasn't me! The man we were sitting next to, Sam, bought them.
The only bird we bought at the Cement auction was a naked neck rooster that Gerald wanted. It wasn't even that great of a rooster (we need to aquire a few shows quality ones) but Gerald loves the naked necks and we only had one rooster with 15 hens ... I must admit, they aren't exactly my favorites, but I guess I can tolerate them.
Oh, and if anyone here is interested, I have a single black orpington that's a couple of months old, which I hatched from blue & black orpington eggs that I aquired from corancher, a BYC member in Colorado. I had several blues and blacks hatch, but all the others were casualties of the severe storms we had a few weeks ago. I had just put them out in an outdoor pen with a large dog house shelter, and unfortunately they didn't go inside their shelter during the storm ... I lost 30 chicks of several breeds in that pen from the storm, (all huddled on top of each other in a corner of the pen). The survivors are doing great now though.
I also have one bantam black cochin chick, 3 months old, from an egg I hatched from eggs I aquired from a swap on another chicken forum. The lady that sent me the eggs (from Redding California) said that all her cochins are from show quality lines. Anyway, only this one hatched. I still don't know the sex of it, but it's comb is still small, so I suspect it is a pullet.
I'll probably take the black bantam cochin and the black orpington to the Blanchard auction next week, unless someone here is interested in buying or trading for them ??? Oh, and I have some cuckoo marans roosters hatched from eggs I purchased from Ray Valentine in Florida that are also available. They are about 6 months old now. And, I have some white guineas, less than 2 months old available.
I forgot to mention, we aquired some lion head, lop and jersey woolly bunnies from the Chupps auction, which was an impulse buy .... I guess I should take several to the Blanchard auction.