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Such a good roo, watching his ladies!
He seems to be. I've heard and read so many bad roo stories, and am hoping he's going to be a good one. For now, he's a total sweetheart - I hope he stays that way.
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Such a good roo, watching his ladies!
I'm curious as to why you used the Wyandotte. Now you have mixed breeds. Most people making blue Jubilees are breeding Jubilee roos to blue hens then breeding all the F1's back to a Jubilee roo. When you do that, 1/8 statistically will get all three genes necessary to be a true blue Jubilee Orpington. I would not use any of the Wyandotte offspring personally.Started working on blue jubilee Wyandotte bantams.
Crossed a jubilee cockerel with splash hens and a blue laced golden hen.
In 2016, the F1 will be put together with a jubilee cockerel.
How were the blue jubilee Orpingtons created?
Anybody with pictures of the F1/F2/F... or valuable tips?
Always happy to hear opinions and/or critique.
I'm curious as to why you used the Wyandotte. Now you have mixed breeds. Most people making blue Jubilees are breeding Jubilee roos to blue hens then breeding all the F1's back to a Jubilee roo. When you do that, 1/8 statistically will get all three genes necessary to be a true blue Jubilee Orpington. I would not use any of the Wyandotte offspring personally.
At what age do jubilees start laying?? I got 3 straight run chicks on may 7 and the 3 of them are pullets
I'm gonna say anywhere from 6 months to a year old just depending on the time of the year, I would imagine.