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Wonderful news! You should be proud!

My Barred Rocks and New Hampshires are a broody bunch. Between them and some other breeds in my layers coop, my Broody-Buster has been occupied all spring. Usually 6 - 8 at a time. It usually takes 5 days to break them. They really hate it when I throw in a young hormonal cockerel, too.

I have sent PMs to William, and he always answers. I haven't talked to him for a while, but I think you could send a PM to him. HERE is his profile.

Yes, Pine Grove is William Bennett from Georgia.

Posting these for Bob....

Quote: Bill (NYREDS)

I think we all discussed the issue of the yellow legs awhile back, also. You can refer to it beginning with post 180. Maybe that will help.

Quote: We appreciate your opinion, Punky. Other people may not feel the same way, but we all have opinions. That is what it is, afterall, one person's opinion.

Quote: These, Bob?

Quote: The first picture-do you mean the Brahma Bantams? Well, I thought they were LF ..... Anyway, I prefer the LF birds. And I really really want some Brahmas! Some day, some day, some day ......

I prefer the first picture. I LOVE big chickens. I don't do ducks ....

LOL ..... If it is only leg color ..... feed her some corn = YELLOW ! ! By the way ..... I do NOT feed corn.

Quote: Actually, the picture with the leg color is from a different bird. The legs are brighter yellow than that picture, with the "reddish horn" on them. This is accurate, according to the SOP. "Rich yellow tinged with reddish horn. A line of red pigment down the sides of shanks extending...

Quote: Yes, correct..... the darker ones are the true RIRs. These are pretty much the correct colors, I believe. (at least on my monitor....) this is a cropped picture, and looks a bit lighter than it really is ....

Some rosecomb RIRs ...

RIR winner at the ILL-MO show today with her RIR hen ...... Dianne Weer of Lexington, ILL. She has beautiful RIRs!!!!!