The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

Nice job Chad!
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Good lookin babies and they are growing soooo fast! (and they are posing so nicely
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Nellie


Nellie do you recognize any of these babies ? Thank you again i'm really fond of them the golden cuckoo marans look great love the color.










 
I've had a few Orpingtons in the past. Now, I'm really getting into this breed and plan to have flocks of show quality buff, lemon cuckoo, and lavender (self blue) soon. The lemon cuckoo and self blue will be from English blood. The buff are American. I have a question for some of the experienced Orpington breeders. What do you recommend for raising them? What protein rations are best at the different ages? Any other suggestions? Thanks a million!!!
 
Here are Monty's and Mrs. Pumphry's !00% English Buff Orp.3 and 4 week old chicks out for the first time with their proud sire.

Notice my monofilament hawk deterrent? It was a lot of work, but the whole orchard is covered. We've had a pair of Bald Eagles and a pair of Red Tails about for the last few weeks, but they stay away for the 40 lb test lines, after one apparently boomeranged off of it. There is a tall pole in the center of the orchard, and those lines are strung from it, to my 8 foot tall fence a foot apart.




 
Here are Monty's and Mrs. Pumphry's !00% English Buff Orp.3 and 4 week old chicks out for the first time with their proud sire.

Notice my monofilament hawk deterrent? It was a lot of work, but the whole orchard is covered. We've had a pair of Bald Eagles and a pair of Red Tails about for the last few weeks, but they stay away for the 40 lb test lines, after one apparently boomeranged off of it. There is a tall pole in the center of the orchard, and those lines are strung from it, to my 8 foot tall fence a foot apart.




Monty looks proud watching over the babies.
 

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