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carcar80 said:
No frizzle from me! Just the Brahmas and Olives.
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Oh, ok then it was from Rocky, flower knows where my chickens came from glad someone does
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I picked up so many birds that day, ok so the light chicks are the????
 
Hello, How many and what breed chickens. Presently have. 13 but 3 are belong to a family member who is building a coop. Have 1- Speckled Sussex, 2- Easter Eggers,2-Wellsumer ( one is a rooster), 2- Black Astralopes . 1- Buff Orpington, 2- Light Brahma, 1- Gold laced Wyandotte all 7 weeks old and then 2 they say are yellow buffs, but think they are Buff Orpingtons and they are three weeks old.
 
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Hello, How many and what breed chickens. Presently have. 13 but 3 are belong to a family member who is building a coop. Have 1- Speckled Sussex, 2- Easter Eggers,2-Wellsumer ( one is a rooster), 2- Black Astralopes . 1- Buff Orpington, 2- Light Brahma, 1- Gold laced Wyandotte all 7 weeks old and then 2 they say are yellow buffs, but think they are Buff Orpingtons and they are three weeks old.
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I have lots of new babies, buff orphs, barn yard mixes of mmmm flower what kind lol, olives, brahma's, and yep that one too, lets just say I have brown eggs, olive eggs, blue eggs and green eggs, now that was a lot easier!!! I need pink eggs and white eggs lol
 
Sunnysidechick said:
Hello, How many and what breed chickens. Presently have. 13 but 3 are belong to a family member who is building a coop. Have  1- Speckled Sussex, 2- Easter Eggers,2-Wellsumer ( one is a rooster), 2- Black Astralopes . 1- Buff Orpington, 2- Light Brahma, 1- Gold laced Wyandotte all 7 weeks old and then 2 they say are yellow buffs, but think they are Buff Orpingtons and they are three weeks old.
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WELCOME TO BYC i have 23Rhode. Island Reds of which 20Will be 4weeks old tomorrow and three that are 3months old one of which is a ROOSTER,Hello there from Fayetteville Ga.
 
Sunnysidechick said:
Hello, How many and what breed chickens. Presently have. 13 but 3 are belong to a family member who is building a coop. Have 1- Speckled Sussex, 2- Easter Eggers,2-Wellsumer ( one is a rooster), 2- Black Astralopes . 1- Buff Orpington, 2- Light Brahma, 1- Gold laced Wyandotte all 7 weeks old and then 2 they say are yellow buffs, but think they are Buff Orpingtons and they are three weeks old.
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Welcome to BYC!
 
Guys, I'm a big dummy.

I just realized the breeder had been talking about being able to sex JG as well as the SF at a week old. It was a lack of clarification on my part, and research. While I wish he had been more clear about it, I should have double checked. I feel like a jerk now. Gahhhhhhh!
Live and learn, and make better choices next time. Now I know to clarify, not just assume.
When do I stop being such a noob at this?
 
haireecat said:
Guys, I'm a big dummy.

I just realized the breeder had been talking about being able to sex JG as well as the SF at a week old. It was a lack of clarification on my part, and research. While I wish he had been more clear about it, I should have double checked. I feel like a jerk now. Gahhhhhhh!
Live and learn, and make better choices next time. Now I know to clarify, not just assume.
When do I stop being such a noob at this?
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Living and learning is one of the things that makes the hobby so fun
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We all just do the best we can and hope it's enough.
 
I talked to the breeder again, and we're ok. I've learned to double check, and I think he'll be better at communicating. I hope.....
I feel better apologizing to him for my mistake, I've got no problem admitting when I'm wrong.
 
Yesterday my wife found a beautiful little robin's egg laying in the grass at the edge of her aunt's yard. I candled it and checked it for cracks and couldn't find any reason for it to have been discarded by the parent birds. We are 90% sure that it was not there earlier in the day. It must have fell from the nest by accident, luckily it landed in thick grass and is undamaged. I know it is probably silly to think that I can successfully raise a robin chick, I may have trouble with the whole regurgitating food thing. Has anyone ever tried to hatch or raise a wild songbird, any advice? I read online that they hatch in 12 to 14 days, I put it in the incubator that I am using as a hatcher at 100 degrees. The first thing that I thought when I saw that egg was, " Wouldn't it be cool to..." COUNSELING, That's what I need.

I guess I have to turn it myself, I wish I had quail racks for one of my turners.
 

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