What breeding projects are you working on or you want to work on.

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Hi,
Nice birds..
I have considered Hamburgs for the same reasons. MPC has/had Blue Hamburgs, which is supposedly the largest of the Hamburg breed.
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Me, being a blue fan was very tempted.. (Some day.) For know I am happy with my lines of Blue Ameraucana and Marans.. Some day though I would love to have some hamburgs..

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Organics North, what does MPC stand for? I will have to look into the Blue Hamburgs. My favorite color is blue, and the larger size appeals to me.

My Pet Chicken. (A middle man hatchery) I have gotten EE's from them and had a good experience.

Here is the link to the Blue Hamburgs
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http://www.mypetchicken.com/catalog/Day-Old-Baby-Chicks/Blue-Hamburg-p732.aspx


(Get some..
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... Next year I will trade you a couple Blue Ameraucana or Blue Marans for a couple of Blue Hamburgs.)

I thought of crossing an blue Ameraucana to a blue hamburg.. One should get interesting Blue/black/splash "Easter eggers" that lay a small blue egg frequently, and super hardy and independent..
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Me too!! My buff-laced-polish are still very young though, so I can't even start on it until next Spring. I'd love to see photos of any you have so far, and what generation they are. I assume it'll take at least 5 years crossing back to the polish roo with the blue-egg-layers of the first cross. I'm planning to use black-ameraucana in the first cross. If you're going for the buff-laced too by any chance (?) then maybe we could swap some eggs over the years to keep a bigger genetic base or something?
 
Hey, who wasdoing the shizzles? I was thinking about it and I'd be really interested in hatching some of your project eggs. I was wanting to develop a red showgirl line of my own from scratch and some of your shizzles would be so much fun to add to that!
 
My project: I have a flock of Easter Eggers, beautiful colors and wonderful puffy cheeks but those girlies will NOT go broody for love or money. So I got a beautiful breeding pair of black and blue Cochins who are wondrous parents. I plan to breed some Cochin genes into my Easter Egger flock. Hopefully, we'll get more blue and black introduced into the EE colors and I hope to see more fuzzy feet but most importantly I hope they'll start sitting their own nests so I can keep the incubator filled with just turkey eggs.
 
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Ooooh...I really like the sound of those!
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LOL, So far so good, right now i have a black gold milli frizzling out, and i think it will be d'uccle ( no beard though)
i am breeding a red frizzle cochin bantam to my d'uccle hens, so far i have been getting fizzled d'uccle and i think what looks like milli frizzl cochins.

Right now i hatched 3 chicks, should know if they will frizzle ina few more days, such puffy cheeks and 1 looks milli and the other 2 look reds, but all d'uccles looking.
 
Here is the rooster I am starting my breeding project off of....what do you think? He is an attempt at a Auburn Java

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I have several golden sex-link, red stars, production reds and brown sex-links to work with and one golden laced Java
 

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