6 week Sebrights, Australorps, Cochins etc - San Jose, CA

[BlueHorse17]

Six week old chicks no longer need heat lamp. Have been vaccinated for Marek’s and are coop ready. Five are males and five are female. Have the following breeds left:

1 male Birchen Cochin bantam
2 female Birchen Cochin bantams
1 male Silver Sebright bantam
1 female Silver Sebright bantam
1 male Rosecomb bantam
1 male Cornish bantam

1 male frizzle Easter Egger/Polish cross
1 female Easter Egger
1 female Australorp

Males are $15 each.
Females are $20 each.
Or all ten for $125.

*If they have an “x” on them they have previously sold. San Jose, CA.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Sebrights don’t come in blue, that’s a rosecomb bantam. The last chick is a Cornish bantam, not a wyandotte.

 

[BlueHorse17]

Sebrights don’t come in blue, that’s a rosecomb bantam. The last chick is a Cornish bantam, not a wyandotte.

Thank you for the clarification! Especially with that last one. I kept wondering why it was built like a Cornish. Do the other breeds seem legit to you?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Thank you for the clarification! Especially with that last one. I kept wondering why it was built like a Cornish. Do the other breeds seem legit to you?

Yes, though the Easter egger with feathered legs could be a Brahma mix (or hatchery quality Brahma?)

 

[BlueHorse17]

Yes, though the Easter egger with feathered legs could be a Brahma mix (or hatchery quality Brahma?)

I was kinda puzzled with the Brahma-looking one because there are barely any feathers on the feet.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I was kinda puzzled with the Brahma-looking one because there are barely any feathers on the feet.

Where is she from? If she’s from a hatchery she probably is a purebred Brahma, hatchery quality can result in traits like less feathers on the legs.

 

[BlueHorse17]

Where is she from? If she’s from a hatchery she probably is a purebred Brahma, hatchery quality can result in traits like less feathers on the legs.

She was from a friend who mentioned she was a mixed breed . When they first hatched and I asked about her I was told Brahma/EE.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

She was from a friend who mentioned she was a mixed breed . When they first hatched and I asked about her I was told Brahma/EE.

Yeah, Brahma/EE makes sense

 

[bantamsrmyfav]

Are the other ones from Privett? Just trying to think of which hatcheries still sell rosecombs. I know Ideal doesn't. In my experience I've only had luck rehoming roosters in pairs/with pullets or giving them away. If you live in the city for San Jose (my mom lives there) I believe you are allowed to have roosters until they are 4 months of age. Some roosters are fertile starting at 13 weeks but I'm putting ads up for my roosters as we aren't allowed to have any in Gatineau, Canada.

 

[BlueHorse17]

Are the other ones from Privett? Just trying to think of which hatcheries still sell rosecombs. I know Ideal doesn't. In my experience I've only had luck rehoming roosters in pairs/with pullets or giving them away. If you live in the city for San Jose (my mom lives there) I believe you are allowed to have roosters until they are 4 months of age. Some roosters are fertile starting at 13 weeks but I'm putting ads up for my roosters as we aren't allowed to have any in Gatineau, Canada.

I’m not sure where they were originally from. A lot of them are offspring from my friends backyard flocks. In regards to San Jose (at least for the area I’m at) it’s six females and no males older than 4 months; correct. Thankfully I was able to find homes for all of them. Cockerels and roosters can sometimes be a pain .