Yep, you saw me. I must've missed you, sorry! Hopefully next show.Yay, I am pretty sure I saw you, are you initials JB? I was wearing a red hoody and a Tigger hat
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Yep, you saw me. I must've missed you, sorry! Hopefully next show.Yay, I am pretty sure I saw you, are you initials JB? I was wearing a red hoody and a Tigger hat
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At least now I know how big/small my SplashLRW bantam will be. Glad you did well with yours.
At least now I know how big/small my SplashLRW bantam will be. Glad you did well with yours.
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Oh, that will be good if he is on the big size, he is gonna be the "protector" of the layer flock. I may show him as AOV so my Silkie can have a quarantine buddy in the fall. Hoping to show at Chehalis.
Oh, that will be good if he is on the big size, he is gonna be the "protector" of the layer flock. I may show him as AOV so my Silkie can have a quarantine buddy in the fall. Hoping to show at Chehalis.
I just sold all my non-breeder quality pullets. I have German New Hampshires, will be breeding them in the Fall (they are 6 mos. old now) so should have hatching eggs maybe by the Fall Swap and chicks and eggs by 2014 Spring Swap.Drat!
I don't do facebook - so guess I'm out of luck. I was hoping to find some New Hampshire pullets.
I guess I'll look elsewhere!
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I do handle him, but not a lot yet. He is only 8 weeks. And I don't ever expect him to win anything, let alone make it to Champ row. Just gonna be a companion and help with getting SplashLR recognized. 3lbs is good, my hatchery layers range from 4-6lbs. I had to re-home Pig Pen(Huge 13lb Orp rooster) because he was just too big. Now the Silkies get handled a lot and are becoming comfortable with being carried around and not having anything under their feet.
I do handle him, but not a lot yet. He is only 8 weeks. And I don't ever expect him to win anything, let alone make it to Champ row. Just gonna be a companion and help with getting SplashLR recognized. 3lbs is good, my hatchery layers range from 4-6lbs. I had to re-home Pig Pen(Huge 13lb Orp rooster) because he was just too big. Now the Silkies get handled a lot and are becoming comfortable with being carried around and not having anything under their feet.
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I saw ya a couple of times, but when I figured out which girl you were was you reached into the box under your Wyandotte and pulled the Serama out.