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  1. WallyG74

    Cackle article claims NH and RIR autosexing?

    I didn’t know that could be a problem. Maybe a stupid question, but can you use shavings instead of hay?
  2. WallyG74

    Cackle article claims NH and RIR autosexing?

    So, here we are. I selected the best of the best to breed from last year’s hatches. That landed me with 1 rooster + his backup and 3 hens. It seems like more, but I’m also hatching bantam Cochins. For me, this is the goal for perfect auto-sexing RIRs. Before this batch I have hatched 20 RIR...
  3. WallyG74

    Cackle article claims NH and RIR autosexing?

    If I lost all my original selections, I’d start fresh again. I’m not sure how big of a deal that is for @SheaLoner, but it would be just getting another batch of hatching eggs from one county over for me.
  4. WallyG74

    Cackle article claims NH and RIR autosexing?

    You are absolutely right. When I saw this, I had already been told it was possible to have autosexing RIRs. I started selecting only the best of the best cockerels and pullets to breed and carry these traits. Now it’s a waiting game.
  5. WallyG74

    Cackle article claims NH and RIR autosexing?

    I would also add that of all the cockerels, the ones I marked were the first to grow nice big, red combs.
  6. WallyG74

    Cackle article claims NH and RIR autosexing?

    I’ll keep up with this thread and report back when I have new info. That could take some time. I haven’t decide if I’m going to buy another batch of eggs or just wait for mine next year.
  7. WallyG74

    Cackle article claims NH and RIR autosexing?

    I can speak on the RIR part just a little. I’ve hatched RIRs the last 2 years to sell in just small batches. Recently @The Moonshiner made me aware of these traits in RIR chicks. In the last batch I hatched I made sure to take note and mark chicks to verify this. All of the chicks did not have...
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