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Could it be anything else? He is purebred

My Welsummer too is over a year now and he started gettin a white patch of fuzz at the base of his tail feathers. What is going on? Thanks for help

I am not sure and would like to know he/she is only about 5/6 months old. Thanks for the help

If chicks hatch in the bator while I'm at work will they be ok in there?

My dominique has not been laying but today I found that she haid laid one egg that looked kind of clear and felt like jello. Does anyone have an idea or more information on this? Thanks.

What do you do if some hatch while you are gone? Will they sit in the bator or how does that work?

Just sharing some pics of my Welsummers

I was thinking the same thing, she does have a little brown in the chest though you can see in the 2nd pic

Here is a better pic of her The middle row is my welsummer eggs for sure but could the bottom row be from the blacksexlink hen?

Is she an australorp or a black sexlink?

The first two pics are eggs myWelsummers laid. The last pic is of the bantam Welsummer eggs which I ordered. The ones in the back are my white leghorn eggs but the first two rows are my welsummer eggs.. Some are rich colored the first row is not as rich color (what causes that)

Sure, I would like to post the egg pics on here. How do I add a pic to my post?

Ok thanks for the idea. What kind of chickens are you looking at gettin

I have 2 dozen dominiques and a dozen bantam welsummers in the incubator now. I look forward to the hatch a long and sharing pics and our progress throughout. I candled today and I have 6 bad out of the 2 dozen that I candled. So not too bad I guess.

I will take some pics tommorow. How do I add pictures to my post?

I let my chickens out during the day. What are some deterrants to keep predators like that away?

Can one rooster handle ten hens? Should there be 2 rooster per 10 hens? For fertility purposes.

I ordered some welsummer eggs to incubate and none of them were a dark brown/reddish egg.. what do yall think is the case with that? They are mostly light brown eggs.

I have welsummers and black sexlinks together and I have a hard time telling their eggs apart because sometime my welsummers lay real dark speckled eggs but sometime they lay light brown eggs. How can I tell the difference between the welsummer and black sexlink eggs?

Do you leave the light on in there 24/7?