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Thanks, I would love some photos of the didderent generations so I can compare, I have my Freedom ranges on their way and have 4 cornish cross hens 8 weeks old on a starvation died as well they actually started acting like real chickens about a week in to the starvation, they started to hunt...

I am interested in this cross anyone do this ?? dod it turn out good?

a GREAT Hara Meat bird is a cross froma RIR Roo and a BR hen, the hens are great egg layers and the roos come out with nice meat on them. It does take 16-20 weeks for the roos to be a good butcher size.. Other than a cross then I would do a straight cornish or a straight white rock

Have you ever crossed the red broiler with the white broilers? I am thinking of trying this to see if I get a self sustaining flock of meat birds. I just finished 52 cornish cross from schlegs in iowa. Not real happy with the weights they were all over the place from 3 -4.5 at 6 weeks.. They...

Any one cross a red broiler ( redbro etc) to a white broiler (cornish cross etc)? If so any photos and what was the result???

no money needed to kill the cats you got a string or rope make a noose lure it in with some table food then BAM!!!! with the hammer now you have new bait for the other 2.

kill it to much effort in raising bad chciks.. unless its a straight pet kill it.

kill the cat is the only sure fired way to stop it but if you can't do it the catch it and drive it 20 miles from the house if it returns kill the cat.

I have parent stock rir roo and 4 br hens all hens lay an egg a day once twice a month we miss a day but its a different hen each time so min of 5 eggs oper day including the 2 rir hens. I saved up the eggs and hatched out the star or black sex link and got a mix bag 50/50 roos and hens but...

Yea I think you got a roo

Dont need the light any more be prepaird for the nightly peeps for a day or two but they will all be alright

This is to easy that is a cockeral crossed from a rir roo and a rock hen:)

Only 5? Live in North east florida 20 min from the beach and have 8 layen hens 1 rir roo and 16 babbies from my 1st hatch left (all going to go in the layen house in sept) but man oh man 5 will never do. I got all mine on a standard size subdivision lot (no cages) jsut th efenced back yard...

A great rule of thumb is 2-3 sf per chicken. I have a 4x8 open area and then the laying boxes outside of that and works great for 16 chickens.. but I al;so allow them free range in the back yard run about 6ft x 20 ft.