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I am not sure, but I would think you could call the post office and ask them.

Getting ready for winter. I moved a few "adolescents," in with my older Orps. I am only keeping a dozen over winter. I gave away 10 more of them today.

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Oh, just a couple Delaware projects.

It seems they take forever to grow, doesn't it?!

Very pretty.

I need to cull down on Orps. I am only gonna keep 2 males and maybe 6-8 females over winter. I have different ages. I took a few pictures yesterday, though not the best.

It says the video is private. Can't see it.

Here is a good article that was in the Rock yearbook..... Oats in Show Poultry Rations By Kraig Shafer I have spent a considerable amount of time researching poultry diets in hopes of finding a ration that would help condition birds for the show pen. Various grains, seeds and blends have been...

Fat heads. I just gotta have fat heads.... "broad and deep." Little heads just look funny to me on these big heavy birds.

I have so many dang chicks around here - I can't possibly grow them all out (though I want to). I am calling, "The Trader Show," tomorrow. As soon as I am on and say I have free chicks, I get 20 calls. Instant downsize and less feed to buy! Most male chicks will be gone tomorrow night (I hope).

HA! I found a pullet in another pen!

IF I have a female, it would be that one. I am hoping so!

I can only hope to have that same thing happen here. Thus far, all the naked butts have been male.

Wattles, comb, and bare butts = males.

I have about a dozen chicks growing out, and I am beginning to think every one of them is male.

In my experience...... bare butts = males.

If everyone complains enough to the post office - gee, maybe they will just totally quit shipping for us at all.