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Ralph I am thinking about getting rid of all the chickens and just keeping Buckeyes. I would have to keep my Cochin and Legbar hens but other than that none of the other chickens are that important to me.

@MinnesotaNice I think you'll need some Mottled turkeys too:lau

I did notice those when I was checking out Porter's some time back. I like the Fall Fire variety they came up with, too.

Since I can't have Mr. T, I'll have to fill the deep void left in my heart with other turkeys.




Ha hah! Love it!
 
Fat pheasants!
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Hard to see but a really nice 3x3 buck
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I think Ralph hatched some of his eggs last season. I can't remember his success rate. I do know that most folks have to place orders in the fall for the spring hatch. He sells out fast then does the breeders choice. You may have a better chance of getting fall fire eggs than poults. They are just gorgeous! I also love the sweetgrass. Oh I hope you can get them!!
 
Is it difficult to successfully incubate turkey eggs?

I think Ralph hatched some of his eggs last season. I can't remember his success rate. I do know that most folks have to place orders in the fall for the spring hatch. He sells out fast then does the breeders choice. You may have a better chance of getting fall fire eggs than poults. They are just gorgeous! I also love the sweetgrass. Oh I hope you can get them!!


I did terrible with his eggs. I think I got less than 50%, The only thing I really got that I wanted were the Royal Palms.


MnNice I can turn JJ loose on one of the hens and get you just about anything, He is capable of 22 varieties, as I recall. If I mated him the Rusty Slate going to Holm you would be pleasantly surprised, or let Holm hatch the eggs and see what come up. Also Mr T might give you a calico or fire fall with one of the hens too, as I recall.


I am only going to be breeding for APA varieties this year, so JJ will be celibate unless someone wants his babies.
 
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