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Quote: He's a handsome guy!!

Pretty girls!! I only have one hen left, but they have been great birds!!

Quote: They are and a pretty docile breed. They were the my youngest that started laying at about 19 weeks old!!

Quote: WOW! I love the pic of the first one! None of mine looks like that! She's beautiful!!

Here's my Gumbo!! Not a great pic. It was taken with my iphone!

Quote: He is one gorgeous boy!! And huge too!! Mine hasn't gotten that big yet and he's around 33-34 weeks old..

Quote: He's a handsome guy!! Missi

Quote: Woo Hoo Congrats!! It's so exciting isn't it?? Mine are fine! I got 23 eggs yesterday. But I best start getting more since I should have 44 that are laying or about too!! But my Amberlinks, Golden Comets & RIR's were the first to lay! Still waiting on my Buff Orphington, Silver Laced...

Quote: Ha... I stole it from a friend cause he always names his roos food names so he says he can remember to not get attached and that will be their purpose cause he can't keep them in the city!! Just to let you know she has layed everyday faithfully since the first egg!! I knew I was going...

You know I was just thinking about you and took some pics with my phone this morning. (Crappy pics though) Glad to hear you got your roo in check!! Gumbo (So named because he was so rough mating his girls he was going to be some yummy gumbo if he didn't shape up!) And he has gotten SO much...

Quote: Yep, exactly what I mean and he wasn't just trying either!! Loved the pics of yours. My roo keeps getting more darker spots on him so I can't wait to see what he looks like when he's finished all his growing!! One of my females looks like she's getting some darker spots!! Isn't it...

Quote: Thanks, he's getting there! Believe it or not he covered his first pullet today! Their between 15 - 19 weeks old! And he's 15 weeks old. I didn't think they started that young. Geez he hasn't even crowed yet!! Missi

Here's some updated pics of my Roo! He's 13 weeks old! The ones I took of the pullets didn't come out! Guess I'll have to try again! Missi

Quote: I thought it might... Chris Thanks for the great information!! Missi

Quote: Nope, just as confused as you!! Missi They should be a cross of a White Leghorn roo on RIR white hens. They CANT be a from a light Sussex on RIRs. They would get the dominant white and the rapid feathering gene needed to create feather sexing chicks from the White leghorn breed...

Quote: Nope, just as confused as you!! Missi

Quote: WOW!! They got their spots early!! None of mine even come close that having that many and their 13 weeks now!! Missi

Quote: Very pretty!! How old are they?? Missi

Quote: Mine are 13 weeks and the pullets are barely showing any spots but you can see them starting to come through!! Missi

Quote: I would have to argue with that, the color in the Amber links is from Dominant white and the Light Sussex are not dominant white. Both Light Sussex and RIRs are based on the columbian pattern and crossing the two should give chicks with the columbian pattern, a L S roo on a RIR hen...