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that's what i was thinking after looking it up online just wasn't fully sure. i've read that they are poor layers is that true?She looks like a Speckled Sussex to me
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that's what i was thinking after looking it up online just wasn't fully sure. i've read that they are poor layers is that true?She looks like a Speckled Sussex to me
I’m pretty sure that’s what she is. And I didn’t find that true for mine. She was a great layer.that's what i was thinking after looking it up online just wasn't fully sure. i've read that they are poor layers is that true?
i was looking it up online and that's what i was thinking she was, i've also read that they are poor egg layers is that true?She looks like a Speckled Sussex to me
well i hope she ends up being a good layer, just waiting to find her first egg one of these daysI’m pretty sure that’s what she is. And I didn’t find that true for mine. She was a great layer.
i just found her first egg she layed it yesterday ! it was slight grayish greenMy easter eggers are the same age as yours (mid april) and 1 EE laid 2 1/2 weeks ago and the other, just started this week. I bet any time now you will get an egg. 1 of mine lays a light creamy color egg and the other a nice shade of green.
Hopefully she will be!well i hope she ends up being a good layer, just waiting to find her first egg one of these days
This is a really good possibility. Some years ago a little hen of mine almost ended up in the stew pot since she never laid. I erroneously assumed there was no unsearched area in the run. Thankfully for her I decided to do some remodeling of the run and found a hidden slit leading under a shed she had hidden a good 50 eggs in!it's a possibility but i make sure to walk thru the whole yard every morning and during the day and haven't found one