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Thank you! I thought so!

What about red sex linked? The more that I search pictures the more I think hey must be red sex-linked.

This is what they look like at 16 weeks. Do you think they are production reds or Rhode Island reds?

I did assume black sex links had to be black but the gold ones were cute so I went for it. By production red do you mean a form of Rhode Island Red?

I bought these chicks from tractor supply and they were llabled black sex-linked. But are the gold ones also "black" sex-linked?

I just brought home six black sex linked chicks. I've raised a flock of auacanas, then I raised a flock of salmon faverolle and now I've got these. I'm hoping they are as sweet and productive as my others!

Ok I guess my game plan will be in late spring stop collecting eggs and see what happens. If they don't sit I'll have to hatch them myself. Thanks so much for all of the advice!

Oh my goodness, I just noticed that my spell checker made me spell salmon faverolle wrong! How funny! :P

Thanks I didn't know that sbout silkies. I was hoping my hens would hatch the chicks for me so I wouldn't have to worry about integrating the new pullers into my flock. I'm scared the roo will be mean to them or the hens won't accept them. But the same would be true if I tried to add some...

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Does anyone have tips for getting their salmon faverolle chickens to hatch their eggs? I have a rooster and five chickens that are great layers. The rooster is doing his job but the hens never sit on the eggs. This spring I would like for them to hatch a clutch. What should I do? Thanks!

When my son was only a year old he loved hunting for Easter Eggs. He would toddle around and excitedly say, "chicken balls, chicken balls!" It was funny to watch him because he would overlook the eggs right in front of him and run towards eggs far away! To this day I think of Easter Eggs as...

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Thanks. I tried this morning and we put the collar back on him and now he's tolerating it better but he is doing the crazy Ivan's just like your chicken, I guess doing it at nighttime was just too much for him! :cd

I have salmon Faverolle chickens, one rooster and five hens. My roosters crowing is about to do me in. I can't deal with the lack of sleep any longer. So to save him from going into the pot, I thought I would make a no crow collar for him. I used 2" industrial velcro, and I attached a sock to...

Thanks so much! That will really help me next time. I have all hens, so a friend of mine gave me the fertilized eggs. I didn't know when the eggs were collected so,I had no idea if there was a day between them or,if they were collected on the same day. I am hoping one of the chicks is a roo...

Thank,you so much! I will be saving this,info for,the,future. I have so much to learn. I thought that papery membrane was the membrane around the chick to keep moist. I'm so thankful all my chicks are safe and cute and I only lost one. I hope,with all I learn that next time I hope not to loose...

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No I lost her. :(

I totally agree. This chick didn't pip, that's wheremi must have gone wrong. Three chicks were born on Wednesday, two that night, and one the next day. I guess I should have waiting one or two days longer before getting worried about this chick. Next time I will wait for a pip before thinking of...