Posts by RedReiner

Quote:Originally Posted by aveca Quote:Originally Posted by Renie'sPeeps Decided to try to take a few pics yesterday before the rain started.   This young fellow is one of my English babies from this yr. gorgeous Renie!...

can someone who is raising the jubilee and or whites please help me out with some genetics? I do not know anything about them but bought some eggs, going to be a very bad hatch but maybe a couple jubilee will make it., if they are all...

Quote:Originally Posted by Kiniska Technically, since there is no official registry, as long as the bird fits type and breeds true can't it be classified as one thing or another. I mean if it walks, clucks, and produces like an EO...

Quote:Originally Posted by Goose and Fig Quote:Originally Posted by RedReiner Quote:Originally Posted by Goose and Fig Brushycreek did the same thing- saying the Americans helped improve productivity, which make perfect...

Quote:Originally Posted by Christabelle Quote:Originally Posted by RedReiner just a question, did you admit you did the outcross to improve or did you just toss it in there and not say anything and still called it a purebred?...

Quote:Originally Posted by Goose and Fig Brushycreek did the same thing- saying the Americans helped improve productivity, which make perfect sense. I did an outcross several generations ago with one of my projects, and have taken...

Quote:Originally Posted by Fred's Hens There's no way of knowing.  Unless I paid $60 for a dozen or something like that?  I'd raise heck with the seller.  If I paid $20 for a dozen?  Nah.  Chalk it to experience, shipped eggs,...

Quote:Originally Posted by Fred's Hens Oh, I doubt your entire group is ruined.  Go ahead and continue on, then candle at 10-12 days.  The duds will be clear, jello looking things.  Pull those.  Those that have a nice dark...

anyone?

after a long wait for some eggs I paid for I finally got the seller to ship my eggs. the shells are very porous, seller says eggs are fresh and should be fine,. but, in the middle of the bunch was an egg that was not cracked but it had...