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  1. jossanne

    Are we Cornish Rocks? *UPDATE PG 13*

    No one's admitting it yet... but read here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=155497 Fun day! :lau:lau:lau:lau
  2. jossanne

    Are we Cornish Rocks? *UPDATE PG 13*

    I mean e g g recipes DUH
  3. jossanne

    Are we Cornish Rocks? *UPDATE PG 13*

    Quote: They say it's because of a server upgrade, but I'm really believing it's an A p r i l F o o l ' s joke. A p r i l F o o l comes up as BYC Member, too... and e g g comes up as rooster! You ought to search for egg recipes - kinda funny!
  4. jossanne

    Are we Cornish Rocks? *UPDATE PG 13*

    Looking at the shape of their bodies, I really don't think they're leghorns. They look too massive to be leghorns. My white leghorns have always been more slight of build than that - more like Pipsqueak. They've always been some of my fastest to feather in, too. They have been mature enough...
  5. jossanne

    Are we Cornish Rocks? *UPDATE PG 13*

    They are running - they are surprisingly quick when I reach in to grab one. They jump up onto the bricks in their brooder when I take the feeders out. But when I reach in to their box, they just run away. The egg babies are starting to fly to the top of their Rubbermaid tub brooder, and they...
  6. jossanne

    Are we Cornish Rocks? *UPDATE PG 13*

    Here's pictures from 1 week old and 2 weeks old, comparing my meaties with my egg-layers. They're like a whole new species. 1 week with an EE: 2 weeks with a welsummer: 2 week old cornish belly:
  7. jossanne

    Are we Cornish Rocks? *UPDATE PG 13*

    Just for you to compare... I weighed a 14-day-old cornish cross and a 14-day-old EE tonight. The cornish weighed 11.5 ounces. The EE weighed 3.5 ounces. The egg-layer breed babies are more feathered than the cornish crosses, and they're much more able to fly. The cornish crosses look HUGE...
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