I wonder how many chicks meet an untimely end due to the minimums? Someone has to buy 6 chicks but only wants 3 and only has room for 3....what do they do? The "reverse shoplifting" trick was a nice way to lower your chick amount. I bet there are a lot of less humane ways people get the...
Only one of my 5 pullets squats - the Black Australorp. Others are an EE, Cuckoo Marans, GLW, & Golden Comet.
Yesterday after posting about it, my EE broke her egg drought and finally laid another egg.
A lot of you have missed the actual question. The OP's hen has laid an egg every single day, and they wonder if that is normal, vs. the every other day theory they thought they knew. So, they're not asking why their hen isn't laying every day - she is.
It's normal and it's fine. Mine tend to...
Three of my five started after 33 weeks:
1. Golden Comet: 23 weeks
2. Golden Laced Wyandotte: 29.5 weeks
3. Cuckoo Marans: 34.5 weeks
4. Australorp: 35 weeks
5. Easter Egger: 38 weeks
They were hatched May 9th, so were coming into laying age as the days were getting shorter. I'm...
I put mine in the refrigerator unwashed. I have a rotating carton system, where I write a number on each carton. New eggs go in the highest numbered carton, eggs are used from the lowest number. Right now, I have cartons 11, 12 & 13 in there.
Maybe! I waited a long time for mine, which matured as the days were getting short. My BA looked ready for months, it seemed, before she finally started laying at 35 weeks. Hopefully yours will get with the program sooner since the days are getting longer. Also, only 2 of my 5 layers will...
I got 5/5 yesterday for the first time! The last of the five started laying almost 2 weeks ago, but until yesterday, someone always had an "off" day (usually either the BA or GLW, whose eggs are hard to tell apart).
I am dud-free as of yesterday! (not counting the retiree).
Upper left - EE (38 weeks, laid yesterday)
Upper right - Cuckoo Marans (34.5 weeks)
Middle left - Golden Comet (23 weeks)
Middle right - Black Australorp (35 weeks)
Lower left - another Cuckoo Marans
Lower right - Golden Laced Wyandotte...
Now they have signs and fliers everywhere saying to stay a bus length away from ponies, with dire warnings that they could basically attack and maim you for no reason at any moment, and you can be fined. It's all a bit of overkill, but I guess it's effective to keep people who don't know...
I'm letting my chickens out on my garden over the winter. It always ends up overrun with weeds and I'm hoping they might have an impact on that. Once I put vegetables in, I'll have to fence them OUT of the garden instead of in it.
I agree your website is looking better. One thing I like about it is that riders are wearing helmets in every picture where you can see the rider's head. I know this is probably because you're young and are required to wear one (I know it's often looked down on by western riders), but I think...
My australorp has been laying for not quite 2 weeks and her eggs are on the smaller side still. I'm assuming they'll get a little bigger. My golden comet's eggs got bigger as she went along. On the other hand, my cuckoo marans started right out with XL eggs that barely fit in the carton.
I REALLY think you need to take "30 days or less" out of all of your descriptions. It looks like you are guaranteeing success in 30 days or less. If you've been around enough horses, you know that some of them take longer than others. Putting a 30 day guarantee in writing like this just...
I think you might have more credibility if you specialize in one or two things, instead of selling yourself as someone who can train any horse to do anything. For instance, I really don't believe you have skills I'd want to pay for for English training. Your pictures are primarily gaming, so...