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Omg I have one of their carriers as well. I need to PM & get address to send it.Your welcome, I need to get the carrier back to you.
Yes, will check with Ladds. Thanks.
If you see Marie this week, just give it to her, and she can get it to me Sunday next week when we see her. However, if you don't see her this week, no rush, just whenever.Omg I have one of their carriers as well. I need to PM & get address to send it.
Apparently the head/neck feathers are iridescent. (green sheen) You think Brahma roo over Cochin hen?I do have Blue partridge Brahmas....female and male. I also have one black cochin female. But for sure, Brahma dad!
Apparently the head/neck feathers are iridescent. (green sheen) You think Brahma roo over Cochin hen?
Look cockrel or pullet to you?
Hey All,
Been awhile since I posted. Been very busy dealing with family and settling in more at our home.
No more chickens have died since the one! I just started getting eggs last week. I'm wondering if it could be possible that I was sent younger chickens than I paid for? I paid for the 15-22 week old pullets Orpingtons from McMurray. I only have one hen laying right now. We don't know for sure which one it is but we think maybe it's the bigger one because she seems older than the others. It's exciting getting an egg everyday. After one week of laying we have six eggs so that's great. The shells are strong and she's laying where she needs to lay.
I'm also ready to add to the flock to replace the one that died. Not sure how to do that in the best way. I want to add 2-3 hens, since I learned laws are lax out here for chickens so I wanted 5 or 6 chickens total. I think I want to stick to Orpingtons but I want them to be around the age of laying like mine are. I don't mind switching to a different breed. I just want them to be hardy and quiet like my orps.
If you like orp then look into Bramhas because they are sweet tooHey All,
Been awhile since I posted. Been very busy dealing with family and settling in more at our home.
No more chickens have died since the one! I just started getting eggs last week. I'm wondering if it could be possible that I was sent younger chickens than I paid for? I paid for the 15-22 week old pullets Orpingtons from McMurray. I only have one hen laying right now. We don't know for sure which one it is but we think maybe it's the bigger one because she seems older than the others. It's exciting getting an egg everyday. After one week of laying we have six eggs so that's great. The shells are strong and she's laying where she needs to lay.
I'm also ready to add to the flock to replace the one that died. Not sure how to do that in the best way. I want to add 2-3 hens, since I learned laws are lax out here for chickens so I wanted 5 or 6 chickens total. I think I want to stick to Orpingtons but I want them to be around the age of laying like mine are. I don't mind switching to a different breed. I just want them to be hardy and quiet like my orps.