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Cheryl, they're beautiful! Just what I need, another breed to add to my want list!

Still pretty though. Are they about the same color as the egg they came from? Looks like a huge pullet egg next to your Polish eggs!

Congratulations on your girls laying. How's the color on thier eggs? From what I've read on Bev's site, of the Marans, the Birchen doesn't lay the darkest eggs but they're working on improving it, that's why I ask. SunnyDawn is giving me some Marans, can't wait to add those beautiful dark eggs...

Oh, no need to defend.....as I said, I have so much too learn! I asked because I want to know why they would be so expensive, especially without knowing fertility. I'm sure people who know the breed won't blink an eye but the average chicken owner might wonder why, hence my question! Good...

OK, I was waiting for someone else to comment so that I could understand why someone would pay $100 for eggs that are tests for fertility! I gave SunnyDawn eggs to hatch to test my Polish and EE's fertility because I don't have my own incubator and I didn't want to offer eggs for sale until I...

I'm sorry Steffanie.

You're welcome! And that roo is beautiful! 20 years ago we had Araucana's, they were some of our favorites.

I don't think we're supposed to post pricing here. Maybe remove the price and ask people to PM you so the other info can stay here. Otherwise, the mods will move it to the auction area. OH, and do you have pictures? *edited to remove pricing

What breeds? Australorp and Ameracauna or EE? Are these your first chicks? First adventure in chicken keeping? I'll bet you're smitten!

Sarah, sorry to hear about the bulging disc. Hope you get some relief with physical therapy. Do you use a Chiropractor? You'd probably benefit from a good one. I had some success with epiderals too but my disc was gone so pretty hard to treat the solid bone on bone without surgery (which I...

Wow, what a great chicken day! Congrats to the new bator and your daughters wins! Your chickens are so gorgeous!

Do you think the frizzle has something to do with the slacky laying? Mine started laying at about 6 months, (which felt like was forever) but they are like clockwork now. All four of them rarely miss a day. They've impressed me. The one other a polish I had was 3 years old and stilled layed at...

Geez Kim, I would have increased my meds and gone out and done all the work. My hats off to you for cowgirling up! Quote:

I like it! What time did it come back on? I can't believe I woke up @ 6 something and instead of going back to sleep, grabbed my iPhone to check and see if it was up yet! Then ran upstairs to make coffee and get my laptop to check it out on the big screen. I think it's user friendly.

Posted this on the Egg train thread but thought I'd throw it here and on the All California thread...since it's so last minute... Incredibly last minute but I had to come to San Francisco for a procedure on my back today and I'm staying in the city tonight and am flexible about what time going...

Quote: I'm sorry Kim......I'm just sorry for all of you. You'll be the strength your daughter needs...

Quote: I would have snatched them and ran! Good thing I didn't make it to the gathering. I'd have been ban forever for chicken stealing! Their names are perfect!

So fun hearing about the great time everyone had. So much work to put together and even though I wasn't there, I just wanted to thank Jeremy/Carlos & Cheryl/Larry (and anyone else who helped), it's been fun watching it all go together and see the efforts just so everyone could have a day to say...

So with all those roo's I don't imagine you sleep much past 4am.....if you're lucky anyway!