Plymouth Rock thread!

[DMRippy]

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I will take lots of pics to post! Now that we will have unlimited storage

they may regret that one....

I thought the same thing because I am a picture taking freak

so funny

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God bless,
Tyler.

If I don't find you, my husband will, he loves to pick and pickers

He will be in Liberty Overalls

 

[Moonlight Piano]

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Hey speckledhen.....do you think you might show as well. Your BR's would be uncontested as far as I am concerned.

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God bless,
Tyler.

Thank you, Tyler! No, I don't have any interest in showing. I just love BRs. They will always be my mainstay here. IMO, they're the perfect all-round breed/variety. I have BBS Rocks as well, but the barreds were my first love, starting with the two original hatchery hens I lost over this past year, my Lexie and Ivy.

Sorry for your lose, but now you have new members for the backyard family

. Rex and his bunch are truly stunning

. i have been wanting to get some blues, but it will probably be later this year. I am the same way with my partridge. They ( and the speckled sussex) were the main reason I got sucked into poultry.

Great to hear from you

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God bless,
Tyler.

 

[Moonlight Piano]

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I thought the same thing because I am a picture taking freak

so funny

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God bless,
Tyler.

If I don't find you, my husband will, he loves to pick and pickers

He will be in Liberty Overalls

come on over and join the fun. People were all over it last year, there were even some people that said they were going to come back this year and play. Probably won't remember, but my hopes are still high.

I'll be looking for you. Hope to see you there

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God bless,
Tyler.

 

[Wynette]

Yard full o' rocks :

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Do it anyway. Then you will see how they stack up against the whites. Compare the bodies. It also gets the birds cage trained so that when you go for real, they are already use to that kind of activity. The best chicken in the world is not going to win if it isn't showing right.

Walt

Thanks Walt!! The show is late Feb or March (cant remember). Perhaps you can help me pick a "decent pair" to take. Dont want to TOTALLY embarrass myself,

Scott - WOW - nice looking birds you have there! To me, that last female pictured has VERY good type; that beautiful "V" shape on the topline, without much of a cushion at all. I'm of course NO expert, but SHE is really, really nice IMHO!!! You're making me want to keep some breeders from the little ones I have in my brooder from you!

 

[cherylcohen]

I have never had a better hatch rate on shipped eggs. Got 18 eggs from Scott and 15 hatched....amazing and big fluffy healthy babies!!!

 

[chicken boy sam]

Does anyone have any experience with red pyle plymouth rocks? I got a bantam one today from Bob Murphy... I shall post a picture later.

 

[Chicks & Chickens]

I have a BPR Roo and he is very handsome! I got his gender mistaken. I expected a few eggs soon, but realized he was a he. I'm a big fan of these. And I agree with people who say they are mama's little boys- Harmony is REALLY cuddly.

 

[cottagechick]

Here is Ziva, my bantam hatched 08/29/12. Is it normal to have the wider bands on her wings? I think she is the only one who lost any feathers this fall. I know it is kind of hard to tell in a picture but her face is pretty red...think she might lay soon??? How does she look for her age?

 

[7&8]

Hi - nice pullet! Yes, her barring is normal, and quite nice and "tight." She ought to be thinking about laying soon... I have a bunch of these little rascals, and they're great. They make wonderful mothers, and have a tendency to be broody. Here's a photo of one of my little pullet's wings:



and a cockerel at about 7 mos. of age:

 

[cottagechick]

Thanks...he is gorgeous. Someday soon hopefully I will be back out in the boonies..and I will have a hundred roos...