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Champion feed holds a swap in the spring and in the fall.

Poultry swap tomorrow at Champion feed store in Delaware. Starts at 10 am

If I point my finger at the one buckeye (her name is Charm) she raises her hackles a little and follows my finger when I move it. Its funny. :)

I got mine from the local feed store in Delaware Ohio this past spring. I ordered some from Sandhill but they were out when they filled my order and sent something else I agreed to. When we went to the feed store to get chicken feed they had buckeye chicks (sexed) so I bought 3. :)

I have 3 Buckeye pullets, all named after towns in Ohio.

One of 4 welsummer roos available

Not that I noticed. The Welsummer roos I have are loud. I don't think he has crowed yet.

And just for fun...my silly Americauna boy,

One of two Light Sussex roos available

The pic of my other one won't load and I think he is better looking than this guy. :) Thanks I think he's handsome too.

Arrr! Won't let me upload the pic. He is such a nice looking boy too.

This is one of two blue splash Orpington cockerals I have available

Up until this year I only had hens/pullets. I have a question about feeds. I now have roos and next year I'm hoping my broody hen can hatch and raise a few chicks. What do you feed when you have a mixed (ages and sex) flock? And if you have your own feed made, what do you use? Thanks to all who...

Have 4 welsummer roos, 2 splash orp roos, 2 light sussex roos and 2 black americauna roos. All born around May 20. Some very nice birds. Anyone interested let me know. I can send pics.

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Can anyone tell me what breed of chicken this is? It has a pea comb, mostly white legs, gold coming through on the head and wings. Also looks like we have some purple showing through too. It came in an order from Sandhill. We didn't order a barred chicken and they haven't answered my emails...

Got a nice surprise today. I got a text message from my husband while I was at work today. He sent me a picture of a blue-green egg! At 9 months of age my EE layed her first egg. :-) An here I thought she was laying the pale brown egg. With the girls being nine months old and we are getting 3...

The fun of trying to figure out what is what. :-) I remember searching through the net for pics to help me do that. It's how I found BYC. :D