Shad I like you even more than I thought was possible. Thanks for not liking cats too!
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One poor guy to about 24 or so ladies I think is asking a bit much. I'll need pullets for next winter. I want a variety of birds so I ordered exactly what I wanted.I was going to ask if your rooster wasn't cutting it with regard to the gene furthering.
Wish i had a couple of those to fix up. Hubby hates it when i build more coops.
Ohhhhh, where did you steal that!
Nope, gotta be a pear tree.And do they have to roost in pear trees? What about apple or even pine trees?
I can hardly be a judge of general breed disposition as I only have one of any true breed. My SS is a freaking brat! My Delaware is head pullet and was renamed Draco because she can be so nasty and doesn't have a nice sweet cluck like the rest but this gawdaweful dragon roar.Ah okay that makes sense. Do you like the leghorns? And that’s true!! I am sure they will be fine!! I didn’t mean to sound negative or bash the breed or whatever, a lot of people really like them!! They seem like a good breed. Just for me, I have a small flock and mostly pets but we are looking to add some more layers as our birds are 3 years old, and only have limited room, so for me I had to prioritize and narrow it down to the best layers and/or breeds I really want. One day I do really want to try Wyandottes but also because we have a small flock and have experience with bully hens, I didn’t really want more breeds that could potentially be bullies. A lot of people say that theirs are not, seems about 50/50, but I didn’t want to risk it. Which is disappointing as they are beautiful. But I think I am going to go with Partridge Rock, Speckled Sussex, Easter Egger, Delaware, and White Leghorn. That’s down from the 10 I had ha thinking of adding a New Hampshire Red back in too but idk. We current have 1 Barred Rock, 2 Black Australorps, 2 Buff Orpingtons (was 3), and 2 Easter Eggers. I really love the Rock and she is intelligent and a good layer so I want to try a different color Rock, really like the Partridge Color, and then I’ve been wanting to try Speckled Sussex for years, and the rest, we decided we wanted to try to mix up the egg colors so we know who is laying and we love having the green and blue eggs and personalities of our EEs so figured we’d add another one. Haven’t hit order yet. Might try to pick up some ISA Browns from TSC too when they get them in as they are supposed to be excellent layers but they have a minimum of 6 so idk.
Lucky me, it was here when we bought the place.Ohhhhh, where did you steal that!
I can hardly be a judge of general breed disposition as I only have one of any true breed. My SS is a freaking brat! My Delaware is head pullet and was renamed Draco because she can be so nasty and doesn't have a nice sweet cluck like the rest but this gawdaweful dragon roar.
As for my 2 white LHs, I absolute love them. They were a bit wild when I brought them home in October but have since calmed down and are very inquisitive and talkative. The really little one likes to follow me around. And of course they are both little egg machines.
When I say Sissy is a brat that just means she's the first to fly out of the pen, the first to sneak out between my feet and take off and she WON'T be caught. She's a nice bird and a good layer. She's just such a freaking BRAT!!That’s disappointing to hear about the SS and DelawareI like the looks of the SS enough though that I think I will try them anyway and I think they are supposed to be good foragers and mothers too? May have to rethink the Delaware though. But that is good to know about the LH! Maybe I need to add more of them!
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