sebright thread

[philipkrug]

does anybody have any eggs or chicks for sale out of show quality sebrights? im interested in getting some to show next year

 

[ChickiKat]

Here are a few pics of my Sebrights. We picked these up from Estes Hatchery when they were less than a day old. Wehave Sissy, Boy I and Boy II. Found out that Boy II is actually an OEGB. So he is now going by the name of Otis!!!!

Boy I

Otis

Boy I

Will post more pics later, my comp is not wanting to upload at this time!!!

 

[sjarvis00]

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I should have a trio of Golden come fall when temps drop contact me if you haven't found any yet.

 

[3kruegerboys]

I live in Chester County, PA. I am looking for a good home for my Golden Sebright rooster. He was purchased through MY PET CHICKEN. Hatched on Easter Sunday (this past).

 

[RockerHen]

This is my silver sebright pair I bought from a show at Clemson, SC. Although they are gorgeous, the hen has laid a grand total of one egg.

but oh well. They're still beautiful

 

[sjarvis00]

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based on size and Type they probably came from Lyle King? they are good looking birds.

 

[RockerHen]

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based on size and Type they probably came from Lyle King? they are good looking birds.

I don't remember who sold them to me, I just bought them because they were beautiful

. I do wish the hen would lay. I'll probably get another soon. Also, when you say they are good looking, are they good quality? As in, do they come anywhere close to meeting the SOP?

 

[PrestonSloan08]

Here is my little siver sebright chick!! He had a messed up foot when he was born!! And I fixed it with duct tape! It looked like he had a bot on so I named him booty!!

 

[TeePants]

Do you guys innoculate your Sebrights against Marek's? I'm getting SL eggs in tommorow and assuming any of them hatch, I'm debating on having the vaccine ready to go.

Where we're living right now has a large population of wild ducks, and the house we're moving to (in about a month and a half) has a few neighbors with chickens, so it's not unthinkable that they could be exposed.

Also, I wanted to put them on an organic chick starter, but I saw someone here posted having lost several chickens to Coccidiosis?

Any opinions/experience would be appreciated.

 

[RockerHen]

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I've never innoculated any of my birds against anything, and I haven't lost one to disease. We have a pond with huge flocks of wild ducks and geese, and neighbors with birds, and I haven't had a problem

maybe I'm just lucky