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Hello to all of you southern friends haven't been on the forums in a while - mainly because of the updated website is a bit less user-friendly to navigate (especially on a mobile device). Hopefully all is well with everyone. The "cliff notes" version of things up here in the Mitten : We had our...

newest addition .....

the grey was very pretty on your hen

our chickens aren't overly impressed with the rain, but for the ducks it's like their best day ever! . . . . . well almost - they get mad at me when i don't let them out to free-range because they tend to not be able to resist the temptation to cross the street to our neighbors flooded yard &...

Ugghhh - more rain today (+ predicted for 2 more days) still hadn't dried out here from the last rain (or the last 4~5 rains) i might have to invest in some hip waders (& possibly a canoe) just to be outside . i guess it could be worse tho - i saw some posts on some FB groups yesterday that some...

@Finnie a good friend of ours has Speckled Sussex (they're one of her favorite breeds) , & she usually has extra males . i could check if she has any extras, tho there's a bit of distance to travel to our area

hello PeaceDuckies i used to live in DeKalb Co. (Auburn/Waterloo) , but i'm up near Lansing,MI now (since 2004).

No - she a a Mottled Houdan pullet

nice mix of breeds you hatched ellymayRans i was thinking about getting an Exchequer, but i got the Houdan a couple days ago instead.

the chickies are getting big & looking good

i'm pretty sure there is a face somewhere underneath the fluff/crest ...... we are naming her Phyllis, as in reference to Phyllis Diller (or P. Dilly for her "rap name" )

. . . . . & Ancona duck chicks or eggs too .

Does anyone in the IN group have any interest in Iowa Blue or Isbar chicks (or hatching eggs)? i am prob going to incubate some eggs in a couple days. i'll prob add a few other too (EE mix, OE, CCL) P.M. me for details, questions, etc.... we are NPIP certified !

yes - they are "smokey" color variation

here's a "happy chickie photo" , as requested a few posts ago ...... (some Iowa Blue chicks hatched a week ago)

hello redchicken25 im a former Dekalb county resident, but live in the Mitten now

@Faraday40 One of our 4 year old EE hens also seems to take forever to lay her eggs (at least an hour - usually closer to 2+), but that's been typical for her. (Marshmallow Peep - she's the EE (top) with her Delaware buddy)

We have 4 Leghorn hens Ours are of the "hatchery/production" type They lay eggs a lot - some that are too big to fit into a carton. I had read alot of negative reviews about them, as being crazy-hyper & could be aggressive , tho the ones we have aren't like that. They are "higher energy" than...

This is what we fed our ducklings for a few weeks - it's pricey, but it's specifically for baby waterfowl http://www.mazuri.com/mazuriwaterfowlstarter.aspx

Yes ! We've had them for 3.5 years & love them. We are working with two breeding groups currently. Send me a p.m. , & we can discuss them in more detail . Here's a couple pix I took yesterday : JB & Brownie his son jr & a couple of his girlfriends