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How are.those.red birds of yours coming along?

Cackle hatchery has them

Very hardy...slow development...heavy weight on them. Laying ability is not the best...but they do good. Very docile and healthy

There's a lot of good looking birds at this thread...you just have to dig in to get them. And lots of comparison pictures between commercial red birds and the real Rhode island red.

Hi...sadly this thread is almost dead...lots of good information and knowledge but not many members participating. I'd love to see the original members commenting and sharing again.

Are they laying already? Do you weigh them?

Have you read from page 1 to the end of the thread?

Are you for the show or double purpose farm animal?

I've been digesting and following this thread for 2 years now with not much signs of life. Original members are gone...1 messaged me back with great info and feedback. Lots.of great and valuable information posted here...the creator of the thread was a master with this red birds

Im from Puerto Rico. I have 1 male and 5 females. They are 1 year and a couple months old now...this year I'm breeding the best to keep the best and start multiplying

Beautiful birds you've got there.! Im running Flanagan's line too... awesome and gentle big red birds

Always remember to keep a pure line to work with...dont waste all your stock on a few crossbreedings just for experience...try to keep or improve any breed, always

Ive got a NNxPBR hen waiting for her rooster...I've got a side project of NN RIR and NN PBR

I love those naked neck animals...quite productive and healthy