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Why do you think the Buckeye is way better? In what respect?
Thanks,
Becky
lol im a HE not a She lol... i have buckeyes and have a good friend with RCRIR (im on the list to get some from her) ive had no trouble with the buckeyes... buy she has had alot of trouble with fertility... 3 roosters have gone infertile after they where 1 year old... she ordered in an adult rooster from a different bloodline in 2010... hatched a bunch of chicks and is now keeping 6 to 8 roosters...and they don't lay well... she is hoping that the new roosters daughters will lay better and with all the roosters she will have great fertility in 2011... she has been raising them for 4 years... they are supper nice type and color as good or better as any ive seen on BYC...
i have heard of other people with similar troubles with the RCRIR...
now after saying all that ill add my disclaimer lol... you noticed i said average for both breeds... i think it is way easier to get good buckeyes than to get good RCRIR's... and im sure there is bloodlines out there that don't have any of these problems... in fact if i remember right Chris09 has said that he has not had these problems with his RCRIR's...
so do your homework... ask lots of ??? to the breeder you get stock from... and get the best you can afford... and good luck...
Trying again ----
Why do you think the Buckeye is way better? In what respect?
Thanks,
Becky
lol im a HE not a She lol... i have buckeyes and have a good friend with RCRIR (im on the list to get some from her) ive had no trouble with the buckeyes... buy she has had alot of trouble with fertility... 3 roosters have gone infertile after they where 1 year old... she ordered in an adult rooster from a different bloodline in 2010... hatched a bunch of chicks and is now keeping 6 to 8 roosters...and they don't lay well... she is hoping that the new roosters daughters will lay better and with all the roosters she will have great fertility in 2011... she has been raising them for 4 years... they are supper nice type and color as good or better as any ive seen on BYC...
i have heard of other people with similar troubles with the RCRIR...
now after saying all that ill add my disclaimer lol... you noticed i said average for both breeds... i think it is way easier to get good buckeyes than to get good RCRIR's... and im sure there is bloodlines out there that don't have any of these problems... in fact if i remember right Chris09 has said that he has not had these problems with his RCRIR's...
so do your homework... ask lots of ??? to the breeder you get stock from... and get the best you can afford... and good luck...
