cayenne pepper ? ? ? ?

Among heritage breeds you will find those that are great winter layers: many of the Orientals fall into this class. Cubalayas excell them all in winter production. Normally, Cubalayas begin to lay around Thanksgiving and will lay heavily until the end of March at which time production really drops off.

Most every heritage breed was created to fill a certain niche. Understanding that niche is vital to creating a good backyard flock.
 
Ok, how do you know if your free range (wild) chickens have worms? And how do you get them to eat cyanne pepper? I dont feed these guys, except a bit of scratch they arnt much intrested in. They adore the horse manure pile and if I would let them they would clean all my stalls daily.
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I am sorry....you feed them eggs? (not being a smarty, just very dumb!)

And still how do you know if they have worms?
 
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I have a 15 watt light in my coop that goes on at 5am and off at 8 am. I have noticed a differance in my egg production. When the light comes on the birds get active. Maybe they are going through a mini molt and taking a break.
 
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