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They look like they could be Partridge.

Bryson City

I have used several different types of substitute bar racks...very thin & flat wood molding, cardboard and cut strips out of the top of a styrofoam egg carton. I have much better luck with those 3 things than with what the bator came with. I also load the eggs when it's sitting at an angle and...

Snail: "Thanks for giving me a lift home man. That party last night was awesome wasn't it!!!" Turtle: "Yeah, but would you please stop saying 'Dude, where's my car'!!!"

Looks like with the olive colored egg, that's just how the egg broke away from the ovaduct. Weird and neat at the same time.

Yes, I'd much rather buy from someone I know or hatch eggs. I mainly hatch eggs these days. Some day I want to go visit Hen Thymes, her birds are soooooo pretty!

One thing I would have liked to have known before getting chickens is the importance of having a first aid kit that's solely for the chickens on hand in case of emergencies.

Oh my gosh, that last picture is cute and hysterical at the same time! Such a cute grandson! The dog looks like he even has his own sippy cup! ...man, what's in the sippy cups, I want some, they look really relaxed!

Hey pidgey104, I recently ordered 18 Turkens from Soggy Bottom Farm and ALL 18 are developing nicely. Hatch day is 5/13. It's been very hard for me to not order more. Many kudos to Soggy Bottom Farm!!!

Quote: I've never been to one before. I never thought about sick animals. I guess that is something to watch out for. I just thought it would be fun to go see what there was. I live in Bryson City and have been to the Cagle's Livestock Auction in Waynesville several times. What you will...

"I'll get you my pretty!"

Looks like a Salmon Faverolle to me. A female at this point.

I absolutely love to see all of your pics egg hatcher! Congratulations on all of the new babies!

from Bryson City!

1:57p -18 naked neck turkens large fowl eggs (Soggy Bottom Farm) $20 includes shipping I bid $20.00.

We used a Saws-All (sp?) to cut a hole in the kennel and coop, then built what we call a tunnel, inserted the tunnel into the coop & then shoved the kennel right up against the tunnel. The pic below is as if you're looking down at the tunnel. Then we built little steps for the chickens to get...

To answer this question...Another question to add - How are you "wrapping the chain link" I cant seem to get my head around how we are going to wrap the HWC and attach it to the chain link. Would zip ties work? Or do we need to get something else? We used zip ties to fasten the hardware...

Below is a pic of ours: We used PVC for the roof & zip tied some deer netting to the PVC. This pic was taken on the inside of the dog kennel: Here's a pic of the PVC brackets that we used:

from Bryson City!!

Have buffalo, will travel. This piggy, um buffalo, went to the market.