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Not saying what one should or should not do and that is the rule but not everyone does it. one example is minimum number of birds to be tested in some states I believe. some people do not want the government in there business more than it already is. Now i do not want to speculate on live birds...

not everyone that ships is NPIP .

i was just curious as it uses there skin glands and does not go in the blood stream. at least that is how it works on cats and dogs

it does not go through the bloodstream . did they say why? or just that it has not ben tested in the meat or eggs?

nice lead . Thanks

some people sorry to hear this

Im happy to say the Penedesenca made it into Backyard Poultry. I'm getting a lot of calls and emails since the article came out. I'm happy these guys made it in there

you do have a fun job for sure

Good info. thanks Ron

no more amelia's the crele olive egger deal kinda put a stop to them

no i need to move some runs around but raised some fully crele olive eggers. I need to get my rear in gear and hatch more I have Bantam Brown red Ameraucana

Want some today? i think i have 8 usually 20.00 a dozen if i do not have to ship

Thanks I have eggs all the time on the bantams, i have to ship some this weekend but will have more next week. Actually there eggs are generally as large as my full size silver ameraucana too. small but not bad for a bantam

I can see that . I get tons of requests for penedesenca on my website mostly do to the egg color . Also my brown red ameraucana are popular do to the blueish egg

in what reference was he miss speaking? hopefully not trying to inform people about them if they can not even id them correctly

what part of Sacramento if your on the east side closer to El Dorado County there is a homesteader page on Facebook or you could post them on the 530 Poultry Facebook Page . I never have a issue getting homes for mine . Of course people like rare and Penedesenca are rare but many people post...

I am just still confused on which brown is correct. I saw a picture on the thread with a darker brown egg and more of a lite color more tan I had thought it was the lighter tan to very light brown. Yes the link says white is incorrect though they really should have a picture

so your Pita Pinta lay more cream color eggs? I'm confused as some I've seen on the breed page look medium brown . i thought they where supposed to be tinted like these to maybe a slightly more cream color but am unsure. all I saw on website page for the standard was not white

thanks all. I drive right through Ione everyday to work and back to. My blacks are just starting to pick back up. I also sold eggs to someone else in Ione a few times I can try and look up as well if they want eggs right away

Chickens not minding the snow this am