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My boy is either a Blue gold birchen or a blue with gold leakage. So you could get some blues. I have only hatched a few eggs from them. I have hatched a couple of splash. You can see his splash baby in the background.

I will keep you in mind Pink. I do want to try shipping eggs.

Hi Pink... Just checking with the Marans thread. Miss everyone here. Decided to not breed the wonderful Marans. Well at least not now. I still have my girls I hatched from Pink. They are lovely birds. They just went into a breeding pen with my Araucana roo. They should make some great...

Thought I would share the listing for the Puyallup Fair poultry show... This is what they had listed for the classes of birds. What is that last bird? Debi I thought you might appreciate this. COnTinenTaL Class 1410 CONTINENTAL HAMBURG White; Black; Silver Penciled; Golden Penciled...

Pink, no need to apologize! I think my girls are lovely. They are my favorite girls I have hatched so far. I do so wish they did not have the comb issues. I think I may have to re home them to keep the temptation of breeding them away. I did cull my two boys. It was very hard. The one...

Thank you... I think they have great shape too! flgardengirl one of the BC does have one stray copper neck feather. Unfortunately, the comb issue appears to be a sprig. Now I believe Pink has taken the culprits out of her breeding program. It is too bad. These are the first girls I have...

Good morning everyone. Love that splash roo. That Birchen color is to die for. I do believe it is my favorite color! Just wanted to share a few pics of my girls from Pink. I just love their shape. They have been laying pretty much everyday now. I wish I could use them for breeding. Again...

They have the stupid combs. My girl with the twisted neck is the only one with a good comb. Just my luck. The girls are lovely though.

Been a while since I posted. My girls from Pink have started laying. Still little pullet eggs, but the color is quite nice. I love theses hens. They have beautiful shape. They will not be used for breeding since they all have the stupid comb issues. I really enjoy them and I will have them...

Hey Debbi, you might have a money making idea there!

Poor Gnarles... My Gnarles boy is penned away from the girls now. He still tells them if a stray cat comes into the yard and he so wants to be with them. I wish he did not get that stupid comb gene from his dad. His comb and the second toe feathering is one too many faults. I wish he did...

Well I feel like I am missing out! My girls have not started laying yet. They do free range. I might have to go on an egg hunt and see if they have a hidden nest. Congrats on your new eggs Debbi.

Hope everyone is doing well. I am overwhelmed with roosters at the moment and have run out of pen space. I need to get rid of some roos. I have decided I can not keep one roo who I think will be a good project bird. He is fathered by Pink's Bill and is turning into quite a big handsome...

I do think there is something to the red thing. I had a BC roo who never attacked, but he would chase after me when I carried their water container with the red base. I thought it was just the water container. Never thought of the red base.

Quote: So nice to see someone else keeps those little eggs... I am not alone.

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Those two are so adorable! I want a blue low rider.

So it is Gnarles that has the comb issues. Too bad he is such a handsome boy.

Here is some pics of my boys combs. This is the Bill boy... And the Gnarles boy... I am not sure if I should be concerned. Is this what you were talking about Pink with the odd extra point Pink? I think they are good looking besides. I hope you can see it in these photos.