Priszilla,
The other side of Greenville, north of Greer.
I have never candled eggs but was wondering if that was an option. None of my girls are going broody right now and I really don't want an incubator. Not my thang, ya know.
I am interested in chicks and understand if I even get roos.
I have 4 Cochin roos right now but since we have made them pets we won't put them in the freezer so we are setting up a few different coops for them. They don't fight.......yet. But the hens are sick of them.
I have chick orders in with 2 different hatcheries but neither had any Silkies for me except for one. I don't want only one, I'd like to have 5-6 but with about 70 other chicks coming I am not sure if this one Silkie will make it. Be my luck it wouldn't. And if it does it will probably be a roo!
My daughter will still love it but I would like some hens for broody purposes. So far my Cochins have not gone broody but I expect them to one day.(fingers crossed) We will be hatching out chicks next spring here from our dual purpose and raise enough to put in the freezer.
Chickhamm,
I know where Augusta is and I am afraid that is way too far. That is about 200 miles one way and I can't leave home for that amount of time it would take. I would love to but can't. I wish I even knew someone headed that way or back up to transport but at this time I don't.
Thanx!