Arizona Chickens

Yes, but if any boys hatch from those tan colored one's, they will be meaty. Are you getting any rain over there yet? I just checked the weather radar and see some headed our way from the NW it look's like.

If I get a roo from the NN eggs I'm going to keep him and try again. I like the birds with no bow ties so that's what I would breed for. I'm trying to get hubs to show me how to butcher so I can help him and then we can have some meat birds too. I couldn't believe how big your girls are compared to the two little black girls I got last summer.

No rain yet, but I can hear a bit of thunder out there. I looked at the weather radar, it's headed right for us, won't be long.
 
Is anyone else getting a few of those double-yolk eggs besides me? I have had 4 huge egg's already and candled them to see 2 yolks in them! I couldn't sell 3 of them to @igorsMistress yesterday for hatching because of it. Today I got another one.


Actually, I got a HUGE 3.3 ounce egg with two massive yolks in it from one of my 2 year old hens. I think my girls are all happy with the rain and cooler temperatures.
 
If I get a roo from the NN eggs I'm going to keep him and try again. I like the birds with no bow ties so that's what I would breed for. I'm trying to get hubs to show me how to butcher so I can help him and then we can have some meat birds too. I couldn't believe how big your girls are compared to the two little black girls I got last summer.

No rain yet, but I can hear a bit of thunder out there. I looked at the weather radar, it's headed right for us, won't be long.

That's because these NN's are meatbird's that happen to also lay egg's!
 
:yuckyuck You went out to look at them, and seen how big that even those girls are. They are bigger than my last Australorp hen that I have left!

Yup and they're just beautiful too! I'm so excited, can't wait to see what we get!

How often do you candle your eggs? I was thinking about waiting 10 days. Don't want to accidentally pitch a viable egg.
 
Best to candle on 7th day, and then 18th day. I wouldn't bother them much as you can do damage!! I always wash my hand's before and after handling those eggs. You never know what you might pass on to them from other places you have been.

Yup and they're just beautiful too! I'm so excited, can't wait to see what we get!

How often do you candle your eggs? I was thinking about waiting 10 days. Don't want to accidentally pitch a viable egg.
 

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