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"That's fantastic! Glad to hear it and I am looking forward to the pics! -Kate"
"I am in central phoenix."
"What part of the valley are you in?"
"Keep in mind that you live in AZ so you can do this almost year around! :) No need to wait too long."
"Thanks, that's what I was afraid of ... I think I'll just wait until next winter and start some new chicks then."
"You are kind of on the edge here. 10 weeks is really past the point of bringing in 4-weekers. It's just a size thing. Usually, I don't add new chicks unless everyone is within 2 weeks of each other and at least 2 weeks old. You could try, but I…"
"I have 4 girls that are 10 weeks old (had 5) -- I'm just starting with chickens and I'm wondering how I might (or should I) add two more -- if you can tell me how to do that safely, I'd be happy to take two -- I don''t care which ones. Thanks!…"
"Brad! Hi! It was nice meeting yo today. Here is my personal email. kate.rutz@gmail.com. Today, you took home 1 bearded ameraucana, 1 clean-faced ameraucana, 1 blue andulusian (black splash), and 2 red sexlinks. If the blue andalusian lays small to…"
"I have one green layer and the rest are blue. The color lightens through the laying cycle but always comes back to a blue that is unmistakable. My araucanas lay bright teal blue."
"Do your Ameraucanas lay blue or green eggs? And are they bright colored eggs are very faintly colored? Thanks!"
"Yes they are! All female. :) If you are interested, please let me know as i have someone coming by this morning who is buying quite a lot. I have 2 Ameraucanas set aside but the Andalusians are not."
"Hi Kate,
Are the Andalusians and Ameraucanas sexed by any chance?"
Are the Andalusians and Ameraucanas sexed by any chance?"
If you or someone you know is just starting out or needs to grow their flock, I have lots of 4-week old chicks. Blue Andulusians (two that are true blue!), Red Sexlink, Black Sexlink, and Ameraucanas. I am breeding real Araucanas and I need to make…
"Although buying laying hens is convenient, it can be disastrous. When you buy an adult bird, even if you know its history and get it from a trusted friend, there is no way to know what it has been exposed to. Soil and local birds have an affect on…"
"I have been doing chickens for several years now. Once your pecking order is established, and assuming they have enough space, the pecking should go down to a level that does NOT include damage to chickens. However, in my experience RIR chickens are…"
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thanks
Bruno Serra.
The chickies are getting so big. They integrated just fine with the RIR. She scolds the on occassion but other than that, no issues. Thanks again and I'll get you soe pix in the near future.
Brad