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Just put my fist every hatch on lockdown!! I have a RIR over Barred rocks, Buff Orps, EE and RIR. What should I expect? I can only keep 2 so which crosses should I keep for best layers??
There's no correct answer for this, just what are your favorite?. Which lay the best? Here are some of my thoughts. Your mileage may vary. It appears all the babies have one father, so he is a neutral factor? If you keep RIR, you can always produce purebreds in case someone wants to buy any. The EE crosses should lay interestingly colored eggs. The ones with the barred rock mothers should be sex linked so you can tell the sexes at hatch in case you want to keep only pullets. The rest you would have to hang onto longer.
In my case, chicken math would grab me and I would keep ALL the girls.
Just put my fist every hatch on lockdown!! I have a RIR over Barred rocks, Buff Orps, EE and RIR. What should I expect? I can only keep 2 so which crosses should I keep for best layers??
I would keep the sex linked barred rocks for the best layers. The bufforp will probably lay pretty well too, but may require more food to fill out those meaty britches. I'd also keep an EE for uniqueness. So my vote would be barred rock and EE.
Very pretty. Are you working on a large fowl Silkie?