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AWESOMEBack in December 11 I posted photo's of some chicks from this cross. About a month ago they started laying. I am really satisfied with the egg I'm getting.
Egg on left is from the cross; middle is Delaware; right is the red sex link egg from a hen used in the cross.
Haha! One of our very first chickens was a Red Sex Link. Her waddles got real big and she grew a sickle feather then started to crow! After a few months passed by, her waddles shrunk, she no longer crowed and started to submit. She’s 8 years old and has never once laid an egg and she has the largest spurs I’ve ever seen!Nice looking eggs. Since you have Red Sex Link chickens, maybe you can tell me if you have ever heard of a Red Sex Link pullet that turns out to be a rooster. LaVerne & Shirley (Red Sex Link Pullets), along with Thelma (Light Brahma) and Louise (Gold Laced Wyandotte) are now 13 weeks old. I have suspected for some time that LaVerne was a rooster but figured that was impossible since that's one of the advantages of sex link purchases - you always know what you are getting.
Well, this morning LaVerne started crowing! Dang it, I knew it. Looks like a rooster, acts like a rooster and now it's crowing. Plus it's 1/3 larger than any of the others. I called the man I purchased them from and he said he had never heard of such a thing and figured I got a Rhode Island Red by mistake. Nope! Same color as the pullet, Shirley, sorta a golden buff color.
Has anyone else had this experience?