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once you start to use coupons more frequently and start saving more and more, it really gets addictive and becomes almost a game to see how much you can save each time vs. how much you pay out of pocket. I definitely am not to the extreme that this show portrays, but I have my stock of cereals...

i am leaning towards d'uccle too. look at the muffs! awe so cute. give it a little time. then post another pick when it starts to feather pretty good, and we will have a better guess

i would LOOOOVVVVEEE to figure out a way to use my chickens' crap to power my house!! that would be awesome!! then again, that would stink too

15 dozen yesterday! and waiting on the girls to give me another 5...we are on back orders!!

how old are they? your rooster should have shiney tail feathers and pointed feathers on his head and neck and back also, roosters crow and hens lay eggs

is she crowing or practicing her egg song?? i just love to hear them both!

Quote: i second that and they can spread to your girls and can be difficult to maintain and cure. good luck!

ok after looking over bookoos of pictures of buff silkies and other color varieties, I am beginning to think maybe the ones with the darker backs and markings on the wings are Red silkies!! could it be?! guess we will see!

also wanted to add, that I usually send stuff home with anyone that comes to visit me, if they need anything. and when we go to the beach and stay with my sister in law and her family (for free) I always bring her lots of stuff as a thank you and a form a payment! she is very appreciative

Quote: my stores have already gone into more detail with their coupon policies. as for J'aime and all her mustard. as a seasoned couponer and mild stockpiler .39 per bottle of mustard is way too much to pay as a stock up price. maybe if I get 3 or 4 at that price but certainly not that many...

so buff silkies have the darker marking on their wing feathers and back? eta: looked on feathersite to see what kind of pics they might have, and I am still stumped. who knows?! but they are so cute...and keeping my fingers crossed that they aren't all boys. will be watching them closely

their little poofs are smaller than I have seen, but I chock that up to hatchery stock. I have learned not to expect the best quality coloring or markings from them. but that is ok, they are for looks and cuteness...and they sure have that!! this pic shows their poofs a little better. no...

leghorns have larger combs I say sex link roo

no they all have poofs on their heads. must be the angle of the pic taken

also wanted to mention...they are definitely silkies: 5 toes, black skin, feathered black legs....if anyone what doubtful

I got a bargain on these little fuzzies! last week they I noticed they hot lots of buff colored silkies in the bantams bin and was so excited, but we were planning a beach trip for the weekend and knew I had to wait until after that. so today we go up there with the intention of getting chicks...

production red ROO look at those legs!

#1 ee probably roo #2 doesn't look like an ee at all #3 doesn't appear EE to me either, looks like a red sex link to me #4 not a seabright, wrong leg color and face markings are off #5 ?? not sure at all on that one

production red is used when the birds are bred from "red" breeds for high yeild egg production. awesome layers!! i would be suspicious of the two you posted pics of though. my roos looked like the second one. you will know if they are boys very soon. it seems "red" breeds show quickly in my...