Sulmtalers Thread

[DCchicken]

1st chick just hatched.

Maybe, I'll wake up to find more yellow fluff balls tomorrow?

Don't go to sleep. They need you to cheer them on.

 

[Extra Java]

 

[Extra Java]

10 chicks this morning and more are piping!

There's something special about Sulmtaler. Every chick is healthy and strong. Love 'em.

Might have to set another batch.

 

[Extra Java]

Animated video of chick/embryo development...link

 

[Bama1]

Animated video of chick/embryo development...link

Loved the video!

10 chicks this morning and more are piping!  

There's something special about Sulmtaler.  Every chick is healthy and strong.  Love 'em.

Might have to set another batch.  

Congrats! I think i will be setting every egg my Sulmtalers lay for the foreseeable future!

 

[Extra Java]

Not the greatest photo...

 

[flypen]

Wow! Hatching all them baby Sulmtaler chicks, I'm very jealous! I'll eventually be able to do the same and I think another egg order is in the near future. How old are the pullets usually when they start laying? Congrats Miss Glenis and Miss Amy!!
Eric

 

[lalaland]

the chicks looks so fat and fluffy already!

 

[DCchicken]

Look what came in the mail:

12 Gold Duckwing Sulmtalers from GFF

Now add that to the ones that I hatched last weekend:

9 Wheaten Sulmtalers from Widget Creek Ranch

And my basement is now over-run with little yellow fluffies. Now the real question is whether or not I should keep them separate or make it one big Sulmtaler brooder.

 

[Bama1]

Look what came in the mail: 12 Gold Duckwing Sulmtalers from GFF Now add that to the ones that I hatched last weekend: 9 Wheaten Sulmtalers from Widget Creek Ranch And my basement is now over-run with little yellow fluffies. Now the real question is whether or not I should keep them separate or make it one big Sulmtaler brooder.

Do the female duckwings look the same as the wheaten when they are adults? I know nothing about the duckwings.......