Here are their chests as much as possible which makes me really feel 2 roos ...but which one is the Favacauna? Just curious and impatient I know. BTW, they are just over 3 weeks old.
I have 3 chicks hatched from 2 full- blooded Favarolle hen eggs and one 1/2 Ameracauna (hen)/ 1/2 Favarolle (roo) egg. I'm hoping y'all can help me in identifying which is most likely the Favacauna and what sex each are. I think I have one Salmon Favarolle pullet, and more than likely one...
I so totally agree with Ridgerunner. One lonely chick is just sad. I had this problem this month because I had a hen killing each chick she hatched so I took her last two eggs away from her and put them on a heating pad inside with a chick light over them (don't have an incubator}. I figured...
For What It's Worth: Flock Raiser. I have a mixed flock of chickens, ducks, and geese. My goose just started laying, and I only have one Pekin drake (need some ducks), but also have chickens, both roos and hens. I went with Flock Raiser due to the waterfowl, but have found all of my birds...
I take tenderloins and cook them with salt, pepper, and butter if I need the fat. Then once they are cooked, I remove the loins and add strong coffee and add it to the pan and simmer until it's as thick and concentrated as I want it. It's more of an aus jus than a thickened gravy. My dad did...
When I have it on biscuits, I cook it with lower salt so I can use more (I don't use flour in mine though) gravy...a little biscuit with my gravy 😁. Of course now I eat low carb so that's OK. I can have all the gravy I want 😋
You wouldn't say that if you worked around all the women I do. If one gets pregnant, then shortly after you'll find several are...it's in the water here...