The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

Not sure, I have loved my BR's and BO's - but really don't want any more frequently broody hens.

There's a feed/pet/farm supply place only 2-3 minutes from my home that gets baby chicks in March - will check with what they are ordering and then decide which to get.

I'm still nervous about intro to the 2 spoiled 4 year olds, but plenty of time to plan for that.

But definitely getting some newbies...
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Not sure, I have loved my BR's and BO's - but really don't want any more frequently broody hens.

There's a feed/pet/farm supply place only 2-3 minutes from my home that gets baby chicks in March - will check with what they are ordering and then decide which to get.

I'm still nervous about intro to the 2 spoiled 4 year olds, but plenty of time to plan for that.

But definitely getting some newbies...
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I'll send you my EE - she goes broody every 2 weeks - drives me nuts!
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Sunflour, I think that's wonderful! Keep us posted.

Chris, I used to have a BA that was like that. Totally aggravating!

They are, aren't they? I'd kill the little thing, except she cost me quite a bit of money and flew her from the coast to Nairobi. I crossed her with a brown leghorn roo, so hopefully her offspring will not be as broody. Only another 4 months or so to wait and see
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Sunflour, I think that's wonderful! Keep us posted.

Chris, I used to have a BA that was like that. Totally aggravating!

I never researched BA's - good to know and will avoid them.

They are, aren't they? I'd kill the little thing, except she cost me quite a bit of money and flew her from the coast to Nairobi. I crossed her with a brown leghorn roo, so hopefully her offspring will not be as broody. Only another 4 months or so to wait and see
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Hope they turn out less broody.
 

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