x2I see pullet.
Marans roosters, at least from the ones I raise show themselves very early with very large combs and wattles. I can usually pick out my males from the females at about 2-3weeks of age.
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x2I see pullet.
Marans roosters, at least from the ones I raise show themselves very early with very large combs and wattles. I can usually pick out my males from the females at about 2-3weeks of age.
My entire coop and run is in full shade. It gets little slivers here and there throughout the day but mostly shade the whole time and definitely shady places to go to if one spot gets a sliver of sun for a bit. I know they will cook in the sun in Texas heat. That said even in the shade here it gets HOT! I dont have any problems with them but I havent had them long. These are my first chickens. Dont have current pics of the other ones but here they are a month ago... 2 Easter Eggers(white and speckled one), 1 Red Sex Link, and 1 Black AustralopYour pullet is beautiful ... wish i could see your others .... but if you have problems with heat you must provide cool shade (like white tarp over big area) like good shade trees (no price is to high for good shade ) .... air flow is needed if the air can be pulled from a cool spot (like another shade tree) . Chickens are not meant to be stuck out in the blazing heat to dry up like raisins and die ....
None of the ones I've raised are nutso either.Candi,
Big Baby Bubble Blue is not too flighty. She flew up onto my arm last week. Probably because she is surrounded by a bunch of nuts. They just want their favorite treat and can't think of anything else. I have to leave so they can eat their food. Then I'll come back to give them their treat. What is the treat that they are so entirely crazy about?..........................
Raw brown rice!
yes you have more beautiful birds !! i'm so happy for you with the shade trees and the Good Mind to use them for the chickens . It makes life so much better for them . The best situation is shade trees kinda in or near a bottom so that one can have the coil moisture rise from the ground into the shade area (kinda like air condition) . E\Have you ever rode out in the country with the window down and hand out in the breeze ? notice how much cooler the air is on your hand when going thru a bottom ..... enjoy .My entire coop and run is in full shade. It gets little slivers here and there throughout the day but mostly shade the whole time and definitely shady places to go to if one spot gets a sliver of sun for a bit. I know they will cook in the sun in Texas heat. That said even in the shade here it gets HOT! I dont have any problems with them but I havent had them long. These are my first chickens. Dont have current pics of the other ones but here they are a month ago... 2 Easter Eggers(white and speckled one), 1 Red Sex Link, and 1 Black Australop
I see pullet.
Marans roosters, at least from the ones I raise show themselves very early with very large combs and wattles. I can usually pick out my males from the females at about 2-3weeks of age.
I believe they are supposed to breed true and don't think there should be any fertility/hatching problems other than what would normally be.About those recessive whites. Does anyone know if they have fertility/hatching problems if bred together? Seems to be the case for other breeds.
Mahalo, puhi