Chicken Breed Focus - Sebright

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Update:
Here's my Sebright, Trouble, & her giant orp chicks. The lavs hatched on May 13th & the black orp on May 18th. (She was easily adopted by this great broody.)

They are now about 6 weeks old. They surpassed mama in size about a week ago, but she still leads them around & tries to cover them at night. For a breed that "seldom goes broody" she has some strong maternal instincts.



Of course my regular broody (a bantam orp: Cookie) could not let Trouble steal all the attention.
Her chicks hatched June 22nd.



 
My Sebrights! They are so curious ! Vocal and just comical !
Don't know how up to standard they are , but I love them just the same :)
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I have 4 roosters and two hens . Saw where they were just put on the Livestock Conservancies Critical list .
About how old are they when they start laying ?
 
I have 4 roosters and two hens . Saw where they were just put on the Livestock Conservancies Critical list .
About how old are they when they start laying ?
Beautiful pics. Mine took a long time - about 5.5 months. Of course it was winter, so daylight hours was more of a factor than age. My female didn't have much of a comb & it was pink/ not red. When that finally changed, she began laying.
 

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