Best chance at a pullet

RubySue

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Sep 22, 2022
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Hello! So I have a question and thanks ahead of time. New chicken momma ☺️ I want to get some more chicks. Which breed would be the most likely to be pullets when ordering pullets from a hatchery. In other words which are the easiest for them to sex with the highest accuracy.

I know there is a 90% accuracy but I’m down two birds out of six. So I need get more started. They would need to be cold hardy as well. I lost a blue egg layer so preferably no brown layers. Because I have mostly brown layers left. I was thinking I would like an olive egger of sorts, and even a white egg layer.

Any recommendations?

Thanks!
 
California Whites are a sexlinked breed that lays large white eggs.

Mine have had wonderful personalities -- lively and sometimes mischievous. I call them the dash of hot sauce among my laid-back Australorps.
Do they like cold weather despite their name? 😆 it gets kinda chilly here. Been dipping to the single digits at night.
 
Do they like cold weather despite their name? 😆 it gets kinda chilly here. Been dipping to the single digits at night.

I don't know. I'm in a hot climate.

California Whites have big, flopped-over combs from their Leghorn heritage so they might be subject to frostbite. I don't know enough about cold-tolerance to say.
 

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