Just found out she was a Jersey Giant. Learned this when I asked about the purple sheen on her feathers, which I learned is likely caused by a problem with diet that will correct. She does have some green sheen now. Was told to look at the bottom of her feet, because a Jersey Giant will have black legs with the bottoms of the feet being yellow, and hers are quite yellow. Can't wait to see her fully mature.
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Cons: Large space to roam and bigger coop.
Ours are going on 6-weeks old and are bigger than our friends. His is reds and black rock mix and 10 weeks old and ours are already 2X's bigger than his. I can pick them up still and pet them. They love food. We give it freely all day long. Keep food out there at all times. We also have Reds and black rock.They are now 11 years old. And they still lay eggs. Looking to retiree them. lol We do not keep a rooster with them anymore.
Mt.Healthy Hatchery, Ohio - - Jersey Giants. early pack -$6.00 - 26 hens $2.84- 1 rooster $1.80 - $9.00 shipping
Cons: Healthy Appetite
The Jersey Giant is very impressive with its large stature and gentle disposition. I love how healthy and resiliant they are, even the chicks are full of spunk from the get go. Their downfall would be they have a very good appetite and you should be prepared to feed them well, especially during the first few months.
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Breed Details: This breed is a pleasure to have around the farm. They are gorgeous, quite large (roosters attain an average weight of 13 lbs.), the roosters have a very pretty crow, and they have very good egg production. |
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