I have 4 silkie eggs so far if anyone is interested. I hope to have a couple more in a a few days. Looks like maybe a 75% hatch rate so far from what i have sold and hatched.
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Thanks, I think I'm going to keep them all till they start crowing just to be 100% sure, but I really think I'm planning on keeping the black and almost white one. I would love to keep the blue splash looking one too, but I'm afraid he is a boy, and the one with the buff coloring I'm almost certain is a roo, and love the coloring. But he is huge compared to the others. I had to bring them in the house to get them to just stand still for a minute, and I can't believe the weight difference in them. That fluff really makes them look lighter or something then they really are. At least with the tank, the golden one. He is huge.Karen your silkies are gorgeous! I have no idea on gender, I am infamously bad at keeping the boys and selling the girls.
LOL... we can only hope they'll be pullets. I'll hold two Welsummers for you.then. Did you want them from this coming hatch?Desert, I would like a couple of regular ol welsummers. Anyway to secure pullets? Lol. Topping my list of wants are some BCM's anyway i could get my hands on a couple of them? I've been needing to go up for some of Corvidae's legbars but havent been able to make the trip yet.
Love your pics Red!!!!Haven't been on for a while. Hope everyone is doing okay in the heat, though the reprieve we've had the last couple of days has helped.
Brian, I wish I'd been able to get some of this Denegard to youIt's still here, if you need it. We can still arrange something.
Desert, sorry about the heat spike.
My blue Wyandotte finally went broody. She's the last of the three Wyandotte girls to get the hatching bug, and I had just ordered some more Icelandic eggs to put under my little EE (SBEL?), who would have in no way been able to take care of a full dozen eggs. It's working good so far. Anyway, I will get on to the picture blast, because I'm really not feeling well tonight and I need to go to bed.
My black Wyandotte, Angel, and her first chick. Look at this little butter ball!
Zzzzzzzz.............
A couple of my teens. See how squirrely that BSL's feathers are?
Angel out for a walk with the babies.
We like dirt.
My turkey hen, Betty, trying to coax her babies out of the carrier for the first time. I got this on video and will try to put it up soon.
Finally got 'em out. Two Black Spanish poults and a Narragansett - I wish that one had survived
Stevie, who is Angel's sister, sitting on her eggs. She has eight of them. Her buddy Lacey wanted to hang out, but Stevie didn't seem to like that idea.
The pen I'm working on. Not bad for scrap materials, I guess.
A more current picture of Betty and her two remaining poults, if you can see them there in the jungle.
One of Angel's chicks. They're both cockerels. The other look very RIR, but this one is going to be quite handsome.
And a picture of Flekka, just because she's so pretty.
Yes please, when are they supposed to hatch?LOL... we can only hope they'll be pullets. I'll hold two Welsummers for you.then. Did you want them from this coming hatch? Love your pics Red!!!!Thanks for the hug... it was pretty heartbreaking losing that many to something so stupid
these new ones will hatch the 27th.... so, tomorrowYes please, when are they supposed to hatch?