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so, what will her chicks look like? I have never considered old english and bantams as a combination for producing chicks.
so, what will her chicks look like? I have never considered old english and bantams as a combination for producing chicks.
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A Jubilee Cornish is a Double laced WLR, it just has what seems like more white and less lacing almost mottled, but all Cornish.
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I dont know what they will look like, as I dont know her history. I only managed to keep 2 of her babies, they got out of the pen at 3 days old and my dog got them lol...the two I kept, one was black, and the other was colored like a Brown Red, that was from a black rooster, so there is no tellin what color her babies would be...
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You should plan a road trip sometime, Sooner and Teach do it every now and then and they live on the opposite sides of the state.
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yeah i guess i just got to make plans for a road trip.. as the old saying goes .... Go west young man go west..
Its only a 2 1/2 hr drive, I was thru Stuart a month ago, went to Mcalister to oick up some park tables for Blanchard.
You should plan a road trip sometime, Sooner and Teach do it every now and then and they live on the opposite sides of the state.
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yeah i guess i just got to make plans for a road trip.. as the old saying goes .... Go west young man go west..
Its only a 2 1/2 hr drive, I was thru Stuart a month ago, went to Mcalister to oick up some park tables for Blanchard.
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I have a smaller NNroo that I may put her with for a few days. She just seems so tiny compared to my other NNs - which makes sense because she is a bantam.
I have a smaller NNroo that I may put her with for a few days. She just seems so tiny compared to my other NNs - which makes sense because she is a bantam.
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is SJarvis still on??
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Thanks again for your help! We enjoyed the lesson, but especially the company
And Patrick said your sweet tea was the perfect amount of "sweet" and "Didn't taste like someone made lemonade and threw a cup of tea at it." LOL!
We enjoyed the company too, teenagers can get annoying with all the drama, its nice to have adult conversation...lol
Thank you about the tea, we try to mae sure the kids dont make it or they will put 3 cups of sugar in it
And the jelly is going over great! I might have to hide it from the kids or i wont have any after tomorrow...LOL. The middle son come thru with 3 pieces of bread saying "This jelly is amazing"
Thanks again for your help! We enjoyed the lesson, but especially the company
And Patrick said your sweet tea was the perfect amount of "sweet" and "Didn't taste like someone made lemonade and threw a cup of tea at it." LOL!
We enjoyed the company too, teenagers can get annoying with all the drama, its nice to have adult conversation...lol
Thank you about the tea, we try to mae sure the kids dont make it or they will put 3 cups of sugar in it
And the jelly is going over great! I might have to hide it from the kids or i wont have any after tomorrow...LOL. The middle son come thru with 3 pieces of bread saying "This jelly is amazing"
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I have a smaller NNroo that I may put her with for a few days. She just seems so tiny compared to my other NNs - which makes sense because she is a bantam.
she seemed big to me, she is bigger than any of my old english hens and bigger than some of my roosters, lol
I have a smaller NNroo that I may put her with for a few days. She just seems so tiny compared to my other NNs - which makes sense because she is a bantam.
she seemed big to me, she is bigger than any of my old english hens and bigger than some of my roosters, lol
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