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I don't have Ayam Cemanis (though I have a source and could get some eggs to hatch), but I do have Svarthöna, the Swedish kissing cousin to the Cemani. They are also all black, but they are better equipped to handle the cold weather and also do well in the heat. I have a couple of the woolly...

I have been using the RopaPoultry supplement with my chickens for a few months now and am pleased with the results. This is the same herbal (oregano oil, cinnamon oil, pepper, etc.) supplement that Perdue and other commercial flocks are now using instead of antibiotics. It is available from...

and the KY thread! I am in the northern tip of Owen County.

and the KY thread! Check with @crfarm I don't think she comes on much anymore, and you don't have enough posts yet to PM her, so I will let her know you are looking. ETA - Just heard back from her. She sold her flock last week.

and the KY thread! How are your eggs doing? and the KY thread! Wow, you are quite a ways south!

and the KY thread! @crfarm might have one.

I sent you a PM

Welcome to the KY thread! Good luck with your hatch! Welcome to BYC and the KY thread! Welcome to the KY thread! I have Silverudd's Blue, formerly known as Isbars. (The story can be found here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1090421/silverudds-blue/0_20) I have the first eggs of the year...

Very pretty birds, but they are not leghorns. Light Sussex, perhaps?

There is a new location starting tomorrow. It is still on 127, but farther south - 2240 US 127. 1 mile past the Bluegrass Parkway, south US127, 5 miles from WalMart.

You would know if they were Cornish X by now as they would be much larger than the black chicks. Meat chicks grow very fast.

If you bought the chicks as "pullets" from TSC, my guess would be Black Sex-links and Golden Comets, another sex-link.

8 am 'til noon

Be sure to butter them up once in a while with some fresh eggs!

They held it last Saturday and today already. The next one is in 2 weeks. It is the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month.

and welcome to the KY thread! You've certainly come to the right place to learn.

Welcome to the KY thread! I see you have been lurking around here for a while. We are going to be practically neighbors. I live in the northern tip of Owen County. I don't raise any of those breeds, but I can probably help you locate some when you are ready.

You can always sell any extra chicks after they hatch. ;)

My friendly advice, especially with BCM eggs, is don't count your chicks until they hatch. BCM can be difficult to hatch, even for experienced hatchers. :)

:frow Welcome to BYC and the KY thread.