Haven't posted pics of my Delaware crew lately. They are about 29 weeks old, I guess, except the one older
hen.
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My Delaware Flock, Isaac & the Ladies (Newer Pics Below)
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Posts: 6125 09/09/09 05:10 PM |
Cynthia
Somewhere in the South
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Posts: 793 09/09/09 07:02 PM |
Your birds look great Cyn! Love the picture of Issac with his wings flapping! Glad you have had a better experience with these birds!
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Posts: 6127 09/09/09 07:18 PM |
Isaac is a good tempered guy, as are all the girls. When I scoop poop, he climbs up the roost for me to scratch his chest and tell him how handsome he is, LOL.
They are really what Delawares should be, this group. I am very pleased with them. And I have a little 8 week old pullet from them coming up in the ranks, too,
so Isaac will soon have his #6 girl in the harem.
Cynthia
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Posts: 5090 09/09/09 08:19 PM "Birds of a feather flock...to ME!" |
Isaac sure is one handsome boy. Looks like you chose wiseley again.
I'm no spring chicken, but I'm still kickin
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Posts: 4552 09/11/09 04:24 PM Moderator |
Those are beautiful birds. I did not realize they were so big !
Carla
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speckledhen |
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Posts: 6128 09/11/09 06:05 PM |
Carla, if they are the type they should be, they are meaty birds!
Cynthia
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speckledhen |
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Posts: 6131 10/02/09 09:40 AM |
Cynthia
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Posts: 5117 10/03/09 07:22 AM "Birds of a feather flock...to ME!" |
Wow, I really like the looks of those girls. I can't get over how white they are.
I'm no spring chicken, but I'm still kickin
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speckledhen |
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Posts: 6133 10/03/09 10:43 AM |
They do get rather clay-colored right after their dustbaths, but they sure clean up nice! The only exception is my older hen, Kira, who seems to always carry
some dirt around on her, unlike the youngsters.
Cynthia
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Posts: 5118 10/04/09 07:17 AM "Birds of a feather flock...to ME!" |
I have an older White Rock that is that way. When she was younger she always seemed to look pretty white, but now you can always tell shes been playing in the
dirt. lol
I'm no spring chicken, but I'm still kickin
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