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Rocky64
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Thanks, good luck to you too. Hopefully you get your leghorn problem handled. Where do you show, county fairs or those big poultry shows?oooh very pretty!!! Good luck!
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Thanks, good luck to you too. Hopefully you get your leghorn problem handled. Where do you show, county fairs or those big poultry shows?oooh very pretty!!! Good luck!
Right now I have 3, a white pair and a partridge hen. I had a bunch more over the years but I stopped raising them for a few years. I started raising them again 2 years ago, but could only get ahold of a partridge hen(same one I have now) until last year when I got the white pair, a black pullet, and a blue pullet. The pullets got killed by foxes, but were VERY nice looking.
The white pair
The partridge
And the pullets
Thanks, Whitey (white rooster) has a great personality and makes me laugh at the things that he does, can't wait to get some of his chicks! I wish his mate would hurry up and lay eggs, this waiting is killing me!!!Nice pictures! Those silkys are cool.
Thanks, Whitey (white rooster) has a great personality and makes me laugh at the things that he does, can't wait to get some of his chicks! I wish his mate would hurry up and lay eggs, this waiting is killing me!!!
thanksThanks, good luck to you too. Hopefully you get your leghorn problem handled. Where do you show, county fairs or those big poultry shows?oooh very pretty!!! Good luck!
I think her infection is gone because she doesn't show any more signs of having one, but once they've had an infection, the chickens are carriers and can get other chickens sick, which is why I'm keeping Whitey away from her. I did see the natural history if chickens a few times. It's good but I wish it actually talked about the HISTORY of chickens. I was amazed that the hen that was frozen was still alive.Sorry about your chicks. Does the your chicken still have a respatory infection? I know ways to help respatory problems.
That's cool that your chicken silks protects the chick.
Have you ever seen the movie ( the natural history of the chicken) it has a silky hen story around the end of the movie where the hen protects her baby's and almost gets killed by a halk. It's a really good movie I think you would like it.
Back in the day when I had more silkies I applied to show but couldn't because my hen had scale mite. I got that hen from a breeder who shows her silkies in big shows and has champion birds, if the hen didn't have scale mites, I would've had an easy win. I plan to get back into showing but I need to do some breeding first.Thanks
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Fairs and smaller other shows.
You show?