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thanks. How about boiling them and feeding them back to the hens?

Ok, I had neglected to clean out the coop because of all the snow. So I opened it up today and was surprised to see that the chickens had quite a pile of eggs in the corner. I didn't know they weren't laying up in the box. It has been cold until recently and the membrane would be intact...

Yep, I can flip flop them with little difficulty. I will try that, thanks!

Thanks,but that's not an option. I'm limited on space. The Buffs are in a moveable and the Reds are in the permanent location.

I have 5 RIR's that are about 1 1/2 yrs old and 6 Golden Buffs that are abour 6-7 months old in another enclosure. The Buffs have been laying for about 2 weeks and I need to move them into the coop with the Reds. I am afraid that there will be trouble. The Buffs never seem to fight or...

I have 6 Golden Buffs about half grown. I like them and understand they are a cross between RHI and White Rock. Not sure whether the cross is a result of a WHR hen and RHI Rooster or the other way around.

I have Rhode Island Reds. I would like to get a White Rock Roo to breed with one of them. Thanks for the info.

I know the answer to this is probably on here somewhere, but I couldn't find it. I want to get a rooster to breed one of my laying hens. When they breed, will the hen lay one egg a day or will she lay all her eggs in one day? Thanks, Bill