I had the understanding that the Auburn showed up in a Java flock, without any cross-breeding. I guess genetic testing would prove either way beyond a shadow of a doubt, right? I got a white out of my mottleds, which was exciting. I am happy to be getting Black Javas again, I have missed them.
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Just be forwarned!
YOU WILL BE ASSIMULATED!
RESISTANCE IS FUTILE!
YOU WILL BEOME A BUCKEYE!
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True, though!
I don't have a roo, so I can't help you out with that, but there are so many people on here that sell eggs and chicks that somebody should be able to hook you up!
JoAnn, I have spent ALOT of money(at least for me) on shipped eggs. I only had one batch that were completely scrambled in transit(I had other eggs that I set at the same time with a decent hatch rate). I have been perfecting my hatching techniques, also, as I found I lived in a climate too...
Last year my first batch of Buckeye eggs were so scrambled...I candled at 10 days and they all looked like they had broken pieces of glass in them(sounds weird). The second batch was luckier and I had five pullets hatch.
Congrats JoAnn!
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Where is that from?!?!?
Poor Sheep!
Monty Python.
No worries, no sheep were harmed in the making of this video.
Ah, I should've guessed. I love those guys...
Oh Dave, that hurts! Sorry to hear about it. I was upset when I lost around a dozen eggs to the power outage during the blizzard... Glad you isolated the problem.