SILVER PENCILED ROCK HATCHING EGGS

[dickhorstman]

I have Silver Penciled Rock hatching eggs available. These are from top exhibition quality breeding stock. We have had best SPRock at APA national shows. They are very good layers and setters. Eggs are $25 per dozen.Shipping is $15 for the first dozen and $4 for each additional dozen. Videos of breeding pens at "horstmanspoultry.com"

 

[Cynthia12]

I bought from you years ago. These birds are very hardy healthy birds. They do well in the winter months as well as our summers here in Utah. Had a hen live 7 years. . She was a big girl. Great temperaments.

 

[dickhorstman]

Thanks for the kind words.

 

[Matelew]

I have Silver Penciled Rock hatching eggs available. These are from top exhibition quality breeding stock. We have had best SPRock at APA national shows. They are very good layers and setters. Eggs are $25 per dozen.Shipping is $15 for the first dozen and $4 for each additional dozen. Videos of breeding pens at "horstmanspoultry.com"

Hi Do you still have hatching eggs? I am very interested? What temperament are your roosters?

 

[RoosterML]

I have a question. I wonder what the cross would look like with my Silver Penciled Orpington? Any idea?

 

[dickhorstman]

Hi Do you still have hatching eggs? I am very interested? What temperament are your roosters?

I still have eggs available. I have never had a bad Silver Penciled male.

 

[ColtHandorf]

I have a question. I wonder what the cross would look like with my Silver Penciled Orpington? Any idea?

Firstly I wouldn't cross two very hard to come by breeds, especially show quality Plymouth Rocks like that. However, if you did that cross, all offspring would be split for yellow legs and come out visually white-legged. Provided the birds are genetically pencilled the same, you'd get pencilled crosses. This would better be asked in the genetics forum, and I would tag @nicalandia and @The Moonshiner.

 

[RoosterML]

Firstly I wouldn't cross two very hard to come by breeds, especially show quality Plymouth Rocks like that. However, if you did that cross, all offspring would be split for yellow legs and come out visually white-legged. Provided the birds are genetically pencilled the same, you'd get pencilled crosses. This would better be asked in the genetics forum, and I would tag @nicalandia and @The Moonshiner.

Problem is I can’t find a Roo and have looked for nearly 1.5 years

 

[ColtHandorf]

Not to de-rail this post, but a quick Google search turned up a number of individuals who sell hatching eggs and chicks.

https://pecknridge.com/product/silver-penciled-orpington/

http://omegahillsfarm.com/product-category/english-silver-partridge-orpington/

https://www.countrypure.net/SilverPartridgeOrpington.html

https://www.chickenridgefarm.com/silver-partridge-orpington.html

Perhaps you could reach out to them and find a male (and additional females).

 

[RoosterML]

Not to de-rail this post, but a quick Google search turned up a number of individuals who sell hatching eggs and chicks.

https://pecknridge.com/product/silver-penciled-orpington/

http://omegahillsfarm.com/product-category/english-silver-partridge-orpington/

https://www.countrypure.net/SilverPartridgeOrpington.html

https://www.chickenridgefarm.com/silver-partridge-orpington.html

Perhaps you could reach out to them and find a male (and additional females).

I’ve seen those. Pecknridge is closest but not really like mine.