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27 out of 55 today :) 1:00 7:00

69 eggs for the week ending today. Out of around 60 birds. Mostly pullets.

Following! My oldest flock of 10 girls have been laying for about a month and the next flock turns 20 weeks Monday. That flock has my green and blue colored egg girls. EE and Americaunas. Then my youngest girls (the dark egg layers) are another month or two behind them. Ahhh the wait is...

So, if I know the color of eggs my hens produce, is there a high likely hood that the offspring will be a shade of that plus whatever his genetics holds? How does egg color pass on exactly?

Yes! Thank you for your input. I have a few partridge hens that would make good mates. Is there any way to tell egg color or just see what my hens produce and then go from there?

Thinking about adopting this rooster. Please can anyone tell me about his coloring and what he may produce. He's an EE from Meyers. I have several EE hens a few partridge and one creamy colored one.

7/11 pullets that are over 20 weeks. The other 40 pullets haven't broke the 20 week mark yet. And I just adopted a flock of 2 and three year old layers today so hopefully they aren't too stressed and will just March on into laying tomorrow. I am sold out of eggs even before they start laying!

I'm getting mine laying in the morning and will go out during toddlers naptime and collect. They don't have access to nesting boxes until I let them out of tractor for the day.

4 from 46 :( All mine are young and not laying yet. My Black Austrolorps and White Leghorns are the oldest and just started laying this month.

Hi! I can't drive that far for this. I'm 9 months pregnant and have a 2 year old. I'd be more inclined to ship him

Our 17 week old White Leghorn won the race. We have a flock of 35 mixed breeds all different ages. She was one of the oldest....longest 17 weeks ever. I suspect her siblings and my black austrolorps to be right behind her any week now.

I have a beautiful black Maran cross available (likely crossed with her purebred blue egg laying Americaunas). East side of Cleveland, Ohio. I bought him as an olive egger straight run from cedar crest nearby and she turned out to be a he. He's beautiful, black feathers with a green sheen...

She keeps flipping out of it. Any suggestions?

Anyone ever have success with this one?. My little chick turned up injured in her pen yesterday. I gave her 24 hours in isolation and decided that if she was going to make it that far I'd bring her in the house and nurse her along. So I did a little homework and seems like these injuries need...

McMurray replied that they think it's a silver leghorn. :-/ I didn't expect perfection but if luck would be on my side then at least the correct color legs would be nice. The female above has the dark legs

So along that topic. If it is a Phoenix and has yellow legs, does that disqualify it for standard of perfection? I have an email into McMurray to confirm our guesses.

Ok I'll snap another later

12 weeks or so