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We had Buckeyes here in southeast Arkansas. Still have one older male. Temps reached 115 a few days and he had no issues. We offered shade and plenty of water.

Many Buckeyes have now went on from Best of Breed to win Champion American Class and even Reserve and Best of Show at some shows. Thus, champion lines.

I see more than 3 empty trays. You aren't getting lazy are you, Dave?

Jen works in Monticello, Arkansas, about an hour north of Monroe, Louisiana. She lives about 30 minutes east of here.

Atwoods Farm and ranch opened this morning in Monticello, Arkansas. They had Buckeye pullets from Ideal! Not the best quality line, but was nice to see them there. Lots of poultry supplies too!

Hey folks, I would suggest we change the subject. Big brother has frowned on this topic. We must decide if we are selling our last Buckeye male (100% Pathfinders) or steal a hen from someone and start building a flock again.

Thought some may appreciate a reminder. BYC will be down most of Tuesday for the big changeover. See you on Facebook! Jim Quote: Quote:

Hey folks, we have a Buckeye cockerel hatched out of Pathfinder eggs. Nice looking fellow. need to find him a better home. We have no hens and have reduced to just Orpingtons. PM me if interested. Can send to several shows.

We had a fellow drove up once, rolled his window down and asked if my Dad was home. Mom told him no, but should be back any time. Our Border Collie just kept barking, growling or straring at him. He asked if our dog would bite. Mom said only crooks and sinners. Not sure which catagory he fit in...

Stating the name of the breeder may violate BYC rules....and open another can of worms. It may be best to send a PM with that info.

There is one day left on our Buckeye Bantam breeding quad on featherauction. We would also like to pick up a cockerel at Crossroads for one of our 4H members. She has a pullet that she sort of got by accident and now wants to sraise the Buckeye Bantam.

Does anyone know what strain the Buckeye Bantams were that a lady at the 2009 Ohio National sold the lady from Arkansas (Jen Scott).

The hurricane shut down a server that several poultry sites use, including featherauction. It should be restored in a few days.

Back in the mid 1980's a friend in Oklahoma, Dr. Edgar Petty, crossed a RIR bantam with a Naked Neck bantam that was reddish. That strain of Red Naked Necks was sold to a certain fellow from Texas at the Claremore Oklahoma show a few years later. Sam Brush still shows that strain of dark Red...

A friend in Arkansas is considering crossing the Buckeye with a Naked Neck. He is hoping to create a new breed of chicken: The Buck Naked! Seriously, this guy is crossing the Buckeye and a Naked neck. Hey, I DID NOT sell him anything. Heard that a few years ago Sam Brush sold a lady in...

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