lvie
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Okay, Okay, I will quit pouting and be excited for the revealing which gives a little excitement to this time of year. Can't wait to find out!Foul Play! Not fair. WE are all SUPPOSE to be friends! Not just a selected few.
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Okay, Okay, I will quit pouting and be excited for the revealing which gives a little excitement to this time of year. Can't wait to find out!Foul Play! Not fair. WE are all SUPPOSE to be friends! Not just a selected few.
There are a few chickens that look like those I think, Kloppers. But I'll be danged if I know their differences. And maybe there is no difference other than a fancy name and salesmanship. LOL.
There are a few chickens that look like those I think, Kloppers. But I'll be danged if I know their differences. And maybe there is no difference other than a fancy name and salesmanship. LOL.
@duluthralphie what do you think would happen if I bred a creamer to my leghorns?
Creamers have leghorn in them so I think you would get a more colorful blue egg layer..just my guess.
Quote: Ooohhh Maybe Coffee is selling the house by the terrible neighbors and buying a farm up here in Nowthen? If not, you should! it is a great place to be, and you can have all the chickens you want!(enabler here)![]()
How exciting for you and the girls! Yey!we had some egg-citing news yesterday. I have pullets hatched in June that most had come into laying. Well, we had ordered 2 buff polish to keep my dd's one company (no it isn't working either) but they both laid their first egg yesterday! What are the odds of that happening?! My DDs were so excited they have been waiting since Feb. when we got our first round of chicks for their girls to lay eggs. They could hardly contain themselves! So we have a pretty assortment in the egg carton. All shades of brown, some green/olive and now white. WOOT WOOT![]()