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Its not an Ameraucana, its possibly an Easter Egger- if he carries the blue egg gene.

Lavender CUCKOO have no poor feather quality issues. Perhaps its time for all of us to stop obsessing over breeding to black and think outside the box for a change.

I would consider 10 chicks a small order that should be easy to fill. We had an order for 40 and it was several months delayed and I lost most of them due to heat/cocci issues. But I wouldn't hesitate to order 10- you should get that many anyway to increase odds of getting some good girls...

That is red, not brown. That is just a fault. He really has a nice black beard and other good traits, so I wouldn't keep him from a program unless you had something better. I would use him with unrelated hens.

Young Splash Wheaten roo.

No. There is not a single Ameraucana pictured on that page (2166). None. Also- it is very strange that a person from a hatchery would come to a residence with a backyard farm. They have very strict biosecurity, and are usually banned from returning to work for two weeks after such an...

Nooo- keep any splash wheatens with good type. You can use them to make blue wheatens with your regular wheatens. Or sell a SW male with a wheaten female as BW pair...they are NOT EEs. Just like lavenders are NOT EEs. Welcome to the world of Wheaties

Gosh I hope so. What a miserable existence that would be. I feel guilty on the days when I have to keep a few birds locked in a 10ft x 10ft coop with a yard attached. I am so glad to be done this year and have them all free ranging dawn til dusk again.

Are they wheatens, or are they brown reds? Gosh those are tiny enclosures. Maybe they are just set up to get ready for a show? I can't imagine they live like that all year.

I finally got some to load, still slowly though. Uploaded to an album, and pulled them from there.

Dana- did you try logging in as "guest"? I used to see that on there, but wasn't sure if it was non-members or members that were temporarily expired or what.