California - Northern

[Nikon]

Is anyone getting sick of seeing my photos yet? If so I'll stop

 

[ronott1]

Quote: If the EE is a Hatchery boy he may be mean. Mean Roosters become soup(or find someone that wants a rooster) and are not allowed!

You will need to see. Sometimes they will become aggressive, which is common during their teen age years. You need to see which one is the nicest.

 

[Deerling]

Is anyone getting sick of seeing my photos yet? If so I'll stop

Never!

 

[debs_flock]

My quotes aren't working..............so..............

Yes, those are fertile eggs and eating fertile eggs is no different. In fact, people pay extra to eat those at the grocery store (same as they pay extra for brown eggs, silly people, makes no difference)

And your pictures are lovely, always welcomed.

 

[Nikon]

If the EE is a Hatchery boy he may be mean. Mean Roosters become soup(or find someone that wants a rooster) and are not allowed!

You will need to see. Sometimes they will become aggressive, which is common during their teen age years. You need to see which one is the nicest.

The two EE's we have are from Chickee. The pullet is a curious and a lil mischiefious angel and the suspected roo is pretty sweet but harder to catch and a little snotty sometimes. Although when i took pics of her yesterday I couldn't keep her far away enough from me to get any good shots!

 

[chickee]

If the EE is a Hatchery boy he may be mean. Mean Roosters become soup(or find someone that wants a rooster) and are not allowed!

You will need to see. Sometimes they will become aggressive, which is common during their teen age years. You need to see which one is the nicest.

It is from my Ameraucana color crosses and they are real sweeties.

 

[Nikon]

My quotes aren't working..............so..............

Yes, those are fertile eggs and eating fertile eggs is no different. In fact, people pay extra to eat those at the grocery store (same as they pay extra for brown eggs, silly people, makes no difference)

And your pictures are lovely, always welcomed.

Seriously? Wow I'm surprised CA allows fertilized eggs just cuz they are so silly with everything else. I didn't even know grocery stores carried fertilized eggs. Learn something new every day! Least I can check that one off my "duh" list!

 

[Deerling]

Seriously? Wow I'm surprised CA allows fertilized eggs just cuz they are so silly with everything else. I didn't even know grocery stores carried fertilized eggs. Learn something new every day! Least I can check that one off my "duh" list!

They do! And we hatched some!

 

[Nikon]

They do! And we hatched some!

Mind blown.

That's sweet!

 

[zooweemama]

Oh, so eating the fertile ones is no big deal? I might have to force myself to not think about that.

The one for-suresies rooster that we have (an OE) is a little sweet mama's boy, of course he's only about three weeks old too. I sorta suspect one of our EE's being a roo but I still have hope. Which breed would be better to keep if they are both roosters?

All our eggs are potentially fertile. Duck and chicken. We keep a low number of boys with them. We eat our eggs and rarely incubate. We sell them too. I occasionally do get asked by some people if we have a rooster- some people will not eat fertile eggs. Some people go out of their way to find fertile for eating. Depends on the person and their food preferences. I could care less either way.