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Would anyone have any chicks for sale close to southeastern Ky?
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The egg that GFF has on their SFH page looks pretty light to me. Not absolutely white, but close.Some of what we are calling white may not be an absolute pure white but it's so close that sitting beside a tan egg or out in the sun it looks pretty white. What I believe happened is that my friend sold some eggs to this person and the person concluded that she wasn't getting pure SFH eggs because some eggs were tan and others were "white". Apparently she was pretty upset about it. At some point I understand this lady even called Jennifer at GFF and Jenny said SFH only lay tan eggs so that made things even worse. Maybe Jennifer is thinking that even an extremely light egg is still "tan" but all I know is that some of our birds DO lay white eggs and some of these hens are direct GFF birds.
She has been missing here since early last Fall.
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Just talked with Walli! She's alive and well
Just talked with Walli! She's alive and well
I was just up checking on my eggs. Nothing is happening. I leave for work in a couple hours. I'm hoping to come home to some pips.
Interestingly enough, the white eggs seem to be doing better than the tan eggs.
Hatch news, folks! All 4 of the SFH hatched without issue and are now snuggled up in the brooder with the three Wheaten Marans chicks that hatched at the same time. Looks like I've got 2 splash, 1 black mille fleur-type, and 1 I am not exactly sure of the pattern. It will be fun to see how they turn out when real feathers come in. I bought 2 rabbit hutches, one double and one single, to use as chick brooders this year but with it being about 15 degrees outside, the recent chicks are keeping warm in the pantry for now. No way am I turning them into peepsicles!
Oh, I just thought to add: Everything hatched in the morning of day 22. Lots had pipped on day 21 but no one was out until I got up Sunday morning. The incubator seemed stable temperature-wise and the air in our house is so dry right now that I did keep water in the incubator the whole time. As the humidity goes up later in the spring (and face it, that's inevitable in Virginia) I might try a dry hatch but so far so good with the regular means.
So glad to hear she's OK!!!!!Just talked with Walli! She's alive and well
A)70F then ice storm then <20F then 40s all in the past 36 hrs, again, ugh...at least the electrical stayed on for my bator!How is everybody's weather?
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And on to far more interesting thoughts, who here will be hatching Swedish Flower chicks this spring?
I wish, sigh, maybe next yr...good luck in your quest!Anybody have 12-18 SFH eggs they can ship asap from a healthy flock?