| Monday 18th January 2010 06:59pm 1 |

Poultry Talk. com Team
300 Posts
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Have you got any breeding plans for 2010?
Any breeds/colours you want to experiment with?
Any breeds you are trying for the first time or maybe you are
going to try and hatch some chicks for the first time?
Tell and share with us here.
Regards,
Jamie.
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| Monday 18th January 2010 08:26pm 2 |

BigBrahma
64 Posts
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Lots of Serama, and modern game bantams in white, black red,
silver birchen, lemon blue and silver blue. Did have a cuckoo
pekin stag that I wanted to put with some silver and gold
partridge pullets to breed silver and gold crele but sadly he
isn't well so I think I will have to cull him.
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| Monday 18th January 2010 08:47pm 3 |

drew.paterson
108 Posts
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i will concontrate on the everbergs and serama, i will be breeding
the columbian watermeals and hopefully geting a millefluer hen to
go with them to make silver millefluer. will try and sort out some
duccles this year and maybe some modern game. some more sutch
bantams would be nice tho. with the brahmas i will be hatching
golds bluepatridge and hopefully making blue silver.
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| Wednesday 20th January 2010 01:41pm 4 |

happylittlehenny
92 Posts
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Im concentrating on my serama,I have put my littlest male Dinky
into my breeding pen to see what he can do. Fingers crossed he's
big enough to sort them ladies out! Julia x x
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| Sunday 21st February 2010 04:33pm 5 |

REDWING
3 Posts
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This year concentrating on making flock sizes larger as i know
what my faverolles breed ,then i have larger pens to pick show
stock from .salmon favs,cock breeder &pullet breeders,Cuckoo
favs, Ermine favs,Hopefully going to produce millefleur
faverolles in large fowl.
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| Tuesday 23rd February 2010 07:22pm 6 |

poppydog66
18 Posts
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Just ordered my first incubator, cant wait, we re going to try and
hatch our own home grown eggs, so they ll be Marran x warren or
goldline! Hopefully we ll have some success as burdie is a frisky
cockerel
Alex
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| Tuesday 23rd February 2010 08:07pm 7 |

Lexi
35 Posts
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Good luck everyone with their hatching.
We shall be hatching brahmas, faverolles and leghorns from our own
stock.
Hopefully orpingtons later on in the year as we have a blue
cockerel coming. Unfortunately our hens aren't too well at the
moment but we are hoping with some antibiotics at the moment they
will recover.
Also getting in some ixworth hatching eggs, mainly for meat.
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| Friday 5th March 2010 12:34pm 8 |

Jubilee
81 Posts
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We'll be hatching Buff orps, Black orps, White orps, but mainly
concentrating on improving our Jubilee and Spangled orps. The
Spangled we started last year, from two hens, and as no one had any
cocks in that colour we have had to make one using a black, all the
subsiquent hens are black but carry the mottled gene, and will now
go back to the best cockerel we bred, we did manage to find a
spangled boy late last year, but he was a baby, a late hatch, so
this has stunted his growth a little, and he's not a great 'type'
but he's not too bad, so he might get a chance to perform a bit
later on, just to see what comes out over the two original spangled
hens! phew! need to lie down now!
JubesX
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| Tuesday 9th March 2010 07:52pm 9 |

kirstyfern
13 Posts
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I'm putting my blue orp boy to my buff orp girls, also breeding
buff cochins, red mottled leghorns, white leghorns and pekins and
frizzles when they start laying!
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