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I have seven laying hens that need a new home. They are all right about a year old and are good layers. One of them lays a brown egg. One lays a giant white egg. The rest are all just normal white egg layers. 1 - Hamburg 2 - Silver Leghorns 1 - Salmon Faverolle 1 - Partridge Cochin 2 - Polish...

Hova-Bator, new in box, never opened. I thought maybe I would use it and never did. $45 + actual shipping.

Initially I thought this chicken was a rooster. I got him (?) and his sister as chicks and posted up photos of them as little guys to this board to ask about gender. Everyone agreed that the dark one was a rooster and the white one a hen. Well Now he is all grown up and I have 10 chickens total...

I have a partridge cochin cockerel for sale $10. I am in Walla Walla but could transport to Portland, OR the weekend of the 16th. This young roo came from Duane Urch.

From Duane Urch, should be good quality when full grown. Raise them for your 4-h'er for the Fair. $5 ea (standards) 1 Partridge Cochin 2 Silver Leghorns May also have a gold laced Polish available. I am in Walla Walla WA but can possibly deliver to Portland Oregon, or the Tri-Cities in WA.

Ok so he's a little funny looking right now, hasn't got all his feathers in yet. This pic was about a week ago. $10 obo From Duane Urch Can deliver to Tri-Cities, WA or Portland, OR

From Duane Urch $10 obo Can deliver to Tri-Cities (WA) area or Portland, OR

All are approx 5 1/2 weeks old. See website for pics from last week 1 - Partridge Cochin cockerel 2 - Silver duckwing (?) Leghorn cockerels $5 ea or best offer. Can deliver to Tri-Cities or possibly even Portland area this month.

Any ideas? I sure can't tell them apart. They are about 5 wks here I think. They are a little bald on their back end, they had some new feathers coming in and my leghorns were picking at them.

I am curious about something. How many breeding pairs on average do hatcheries keep? When you order chicks, what is the general number of brothers/sisters do you get? Since chicks don't tend to have pedigrees this is a question that has been on my mind lately. How do you know if you are breeding...

Here is my Salmon Faverolle cockerel laying down the law. Wish I hadn't cut the head off my Leghorn cockerel in this one!

I got some straight run chicks and so far have turned out with 50% hens to roos ratio, which I am pretty happy with. That gives me the number of hens I aimed for from the beginning. My dilemma now is which rooster to keep. I live in town so it may very well just depend on how loud any of them...

Hi All I need to rehome my rooster chicks. I have two that I think are Silver Leghorns ($5/ea). I also have five Hamburgs and I am not for sure on their gender yet. They are all a month old approx. and came from Duane Urch. Thanks for looking. I am in SE WA state.

My guess is two of each but would love the feedback of those more experienced than I! Chick A - my guess a roo Chick B - my guess a pullet Chick C - my guess a ROO (already acts like one) Chick D - my guess a pullet

I am thinking I have one of each here but would like to hear feedback now that they are a little older... First two are Gladys Second two are my question, used to be Ida Mae, now may have a name change to Ida Roo!

Chirpy Probably too young to tell yet?

Any guesses? The darker one definitely has more feathering already.

Well shoot, last week I thought for sure I had two female Salmon Faverolles. Now it looks like one is getting some black feathering. What do you guys think? Do I have two hens or a hen and a roo? Thanks!

At what age can you start to tell gender on the Hamburgs? I have five golden-spangled. If 3 weeks is not too early I can start taking pics and posting them but if they are still too young I can wait.

Last night I looked in on my chicks and noticed my little Polish had a bald, red spot about the size of a dime on its back. This chick is only about 2 1/2 wks old. So I pulled it out and put it in with some different chicks and that little colony seems to be doing well today. I looked in on...