Jun 12, 2016 #1 judyandrews Chirping 5 Years Joined Apr 9, 2014 Messages 15 Reaction score 0 Points 62 Location NSW
Jun 12, 2016 #2 Chicken Girl1 Queen of the Coop 6 Years Spirit Friend Joined Mar 3, 2015 Messages 12,322 Reaction score 4,735 Points 567 Location Virginia Where did you get them? The first two look like possible mixed breeds.
Jun 12, 2016 Thread starter #3 judyandrews Chirping 5 Years Joined Apr 9, 2014 Messages 15 Reaction score 0 Points 62 Location NSW I bought them at our local auction. I thought 'mixed breed' meant a variety. I gather this is not the case?
I bought them at our local auction. I thought 'mixed breed' meant a variety. I gather this is not the case?
Jun 12, 2016 #4 Chicken Girl1 Queen of the Coop 6 Years Spirit Friend Joined Mar 3, 2015 Messages 12,322 Reaction score 4,735 Points 567 Location Virginia Mixed breed normally means their parents where to different breeds.
Jun 12, 2016 Thread starter #5 judyandrews Chirping 5 Years Joined Apr 9, 2014 Messages 15 Reaction score 0 Points 62 Location NSW Thanks Chicken Girl. I hope they will still give me eggs when they get older. I think they are only about 4-5 months old. Judy
Thanks Chicken Girl. I hope they will still give me eggs when they get older. I think they are only about 4-5 months old. Judy
Jun 12, 2016 #6 Chicken Girl1 Queen of the Coop 6 Years Spirit Friend Joined Mar 3, 2015 Messages 12,322 Reaction score 4,735 Points 567 Location Virginia Mixed breeds can lay eggs as well (some lay better then heritage breeds). The black one with the white earlobe should lay white eggs for you and the other two will most likely lay brown.
Mixed breeds can lay eggs as well (some lay better then heritage breeds). The black one with the white earlobe should lay white eggs for you and the other two will most likely lay brown.