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    Where to buy in CA or Hatchery? Australorp, Java, Dorking, and Basque Hen

    Hello- I am wondering I'd there are any breeders near Sacramento that breed Dorking, Basque Hens, Australorp and/or Java? Looking at one pullet chick of each breed for 2025. Any recommended hatcheries that carry all or have a min order of 2 chicks and carry a portion of these breeds?
  2. C

    My Hen went broody and hatched chicks in Freezing January... What do I do

    On of our hens (hatched this spring, out by a broody hen), was acting very odd last week. We were worried that she may be egg bound as she wasn't moving. Unfortunately, we observed her odd behavior as we were leaving for the airport for the week. We came back, nervously afraid to find a very...
  3. ecb4156

    Broody Java Hen

    So my java recently started laying and has gone broody. My thought is either to let her try to hatch two eggs and hope that she will stop being broody once she has them or to try and break her from it. She barely gets up out of the nest. Thanks in advance
  4. C

    Molted Java Chicks

    ISO a few molted java chicks, straight-run is fine. No rush, just want to get my name on a list to get some. Love this breed and want to help preserve quality lines! I am located in Indiana so would probably be shipping unless you are in State. Thank you!
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    Blurry images of chicks. They wouldn’t stay still and they didn’t like the flash. Oops. Does anyone want to guess as to what any of these chicks breeds are?
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  6. Mamaporter

    Mottled Java?

    Does anyone have any photos or personal experience with the breed? I purchased a mottled Java pullet from TSC a little over a month ago. She was the fattest fluffball ever but she is the most skittish, scared of her own shadow CHICKEN I’ve ever seen! I’d like to know more about them but it...
  7. J

    Introductions

    Hello, I'm fairly new to the backyard chicken flock club. Before making any purchases I was sure to do quite a bit of research, but research isn't the same as experience. I'm hoping I'll be able to find out more information from people with first-hand experiences! At the moment there's three...
  8. casportpony

    Green or Spalding?

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  9. TheDirtyLawyer

    Gender Guess on Java Chickens or Orloffs?

    Guesses anyone? I have two molted javas and three Russian Orloffs that I got straight run. Also a leghorn and wynadotte. Guess on any welcome! Thanks!
  10. kacokaco

    Two Mystery Breeds

    I received an "assorted" mix from Sand Hill Preservation and while they provided a list of breeds two don't quite line up. There were two "filler" chicks so perhaps someone can help me identify. Photo uploading is being very weird with me today so apologies for that. The list says two Barred...
  11. BarredRockCafe

    Java Mottled

    Java Mottled Created by BarredRockCafe Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: These are my first two mottled Javas and I've been very happy with them. They have a lot of personality and seem very curious and intelligent. One began laying at 5 1/2 months old, the other at 6 1/2...
  12. Engteacher

    Java Black

    Java Black Created by Engteacher Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: Black Javas are quick to feather out. They are curious and quiet chicks who love to dig through the pine chip bedding and strew it all about. They love to try new treats like little bits of strawberry and...
  13. TACEYPERKINS

    Java Mottled Java

    Java Mottled Java Created by TACEYPERKINS Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: I love this breed! This heritage breed is a wonderful addition to your barnyard flock. In my experience they are neither submissive or dominant. They are wonderfully curious which makes them fun to...
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