The Pita Pinta Asturiana

[PetRock]

I have cockerels going to the farm today and we are processing some older ones. One of the boys that is headed out to his new temporary home is a white legged one who was busy chasing my big black Langshan pullets this morning. All of a sudden, the hormones have started raging!

 

[Ballerina Bird]

Thank you! And thanks to ronott1 for sharing his lovely flock. We all made it through the night, and I now have Day 2 questions that I posted in the feeding forum. These are my first chickens, so I am nervous about EVERYTHING.

 

[ronott1]

Thank you! And thanks to ronott1 for sharing his lovely flock. We all made it through the night, and I now have Day 2 questions that I posted in the feeding forum. These are my first chickens, so I am nervous about EVERYTHING.

Pita Pintas are good for learning chicken stuff. They are easy to handle, friendly and have been healthy so far.

They will be fine. With the scratch and peck, make sure they have access to grit. The sand should be fine for them but they do sell a small grit for chicks.

Relax and enjoy them.

 

[maralpz2006]

is anybody here in united states who have them,i think only in europe

 

[Ballerina Bird]

A pic from Day 2: siesta (with marigold clipppings)

 

[ronott1]

is anybody here in united states who have them,i think only in europe

Seven of us have them(breeding them)--They have been in the US for Two going on three years now.

 

[ronott1]

A pic from Day 2: siesta (with marigold clipppings)

They are looking good now!

 

[maralpz2006]

thank you ronott1,they are beautiful , how big they are ,there are almost like mottled java ,and where can i buy some

 

[ronott1]

thank you ronott1,they are beautiful , how big they are ,there are almost like mottled java ,and where can i buy some

@PetRock might have some. If not now then there should be more in the Spring.

Get on her list.

 

[maralpz2006]

well i could find anything "pet rock"could you tell the full name or full webside