Someone laid her first egg today! For being half marans her egg color is pretty Orp. How cool is it that I have pullets starting to lay so far in Fall??
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Oh yes, I have some serious cleaning to do this weekend. I think I need a dozen bags of sand too....Washing chooks right now. 1 down 2 to go. First guy was pretty easy, loved the water. Now just taking a quick snack break and then I go back to washing!![]()
I got them because they were winter layers but what I am pleasantly surprised about is that fact that they are starting to lay in December! haha One of my other Buff pullets comb and wattles are getting really red too.
And I have heard they seriously slow down in Summer during extreme heat...hence the Leghorns I will be breeding.I got them because they were winter layers but what I am pleasantly surprised about is that fact that they are starting to lay in December! haha One of my other Buff pullets comb and wattles are getting really red too.
Hopefully covering my egg bases! hahaQuote: Yes, winter layers will start in the winter, it just takes longer sometimes.
There is even a chance that the EEs will start. Do not count on that happening until January or so though...Same with the Leghorns. In the Spring, Leghorns can start laying after 14 weeks!
Man I am so excited! lol So fun!Yes, winter layers will start in the winter, it just takes longer sometimes.
There is even a chance that the EEs will start. Do not count on that happening until January or so though...Same with the Leghorns. In the Spring, Leghorns can start laying after 14 weeks!
Quote: I have the same thing going with my hens. BAs and Basque keep plugging along In the heat. Penedesencas are supposed to do that too.
The Rocks are great winter layers so I get something even without lights.