Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

[OneMountainAcres]

I was pulling out some female sexlinked Ameraucanas to sell tonight and one of the females is silkied!!!
I kept her

I guess that silkie gene is still floating around in there!

 

[dheltzel]

Anybody in lower bucks county have a pure lavender English orpington baby chick preferably a boy?

This is the off-season for chicks of any breed, but real English Orps are rarely available any time of the year. I used to have them years ago, but replaced them with Lavender Ameraucanas and Lavender Marans, because, you know - colored eggs.

 

[OneMountainAcres]

real English Orps are rarely available any time of the year

This is very true. I have 4 English Orpington hens (blue and splash). I lost my roo last summer and haven't been able to find a replacement. They're such big, beautiful birds but hard to find.

 

[fisherlady]

I am making a trip to oklahoma next week and taking pups from there to new england. If someone finds a chicken source along my route I can do a bird or two. Or eggs.

 

[fisherlady]

 

[TillyPeeps]

That’s a very long drive! Good luck with your puppies!

 

[feliciadawn]

Funny -- next week I am having a pup nannied from Seattle. But I found a relative to do it on a plane for the price of airfare.

 

[fisherlady]

That’s a very long drive! Good luck with your puppies!

Thank you! Looks like I am leaving a day later than expected, breeder couldn't get vet appointment till day later than expected for wellness papers.

Funny -- next week I am having a pup nannied from Seattle. But I found a relative to do it on a plane for the price of airfare.

Air is a good alternative for a single animal going cross country if you can find a nanny. I am offering transport for small farm animals also, I doubt you could take piglets on a plane.

 

[dheltzel]

Air is a good alternative for a single animal going cross country if you can find a nanny. I am offering transport for small farm animals also, I doubt you could take piglets on a plane.

I think there was an episode of Green Acres when Arnold Ziffle (a pig) flew on a plane. It went about as well as you would expect, and hilarity ensued.

 

[BullChick]