It is going to seem like a l o n g week! charge up those batteries so you can post picts!!
Cream Legbars
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It is going to seem like a l o n g week! charge up those batteries so you can post picts!!
And now for something completely different (cue John Cleese).
A Portrait of the Pullet as a Young, um, Pullet (cue James Joyce, rolling in his grave):
she looks so alert, she looks so intelligent. -- I was supposed to read that James Joyce book as a freshman in college...it's a wonder I passed English 101 because I never got through the book. LOL
Not to be outdone, a contemplative cockerel inspires Douglas Adams to write Life, the Universe, and Everything:
Another nice photo normanck..... You did capture 'comtemplative'.
BB13's done a ton of work with them already. You're going to be super happy with them! So glad your guy is getting some girls!
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I am very happy already. Thanks to both of you!
I bought chicks from the Old Farm House folks in TX: she sent me beautiful, healthy and well packaged chicks (and 2 extra roos and pullets). All survived and have thrived. One started laying last week (20 wks) and 2 this week, 4 more to go. They are all very typy, not perfect, but much like I see on this link and just like her pictures. If I could mix and match all their qualities, I could make some perfect birds, and I think they are a good place to start. I know you have to be careful on eBay, but she's a good one to buy from!
Can anyone tell me when I can start incubating pullet eggs? They just started laying last week and their eggs are smaller than the ones I hatched them from, but getting bigger every day. Do I need to wait until they are full size? (I got a new incubator and Im so excited I can't hardly wait!) Thanks!!
Pullet eggs tend to hatch out smaller and less thrifty birds. You are better off waiting until your egg size improves before incubating.
I like to hatch a small number of the second week eggs (of any promising girls), just in case something happens to the adults. Got the idea from Curtis
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Are Legbars pretty tame? What is their personality like? Do they like people? How well do they lay? Also how big do they get? (Couldn't find a weight online.)
I found someone locally who has some Greenfire LB pullets for $15 a piece, and since they are somewhat rare I thought I should look into them.
I found someone locally who has some Greenfire LB pullets for $15 a piece, and since they are somewhat rare I thought I should look into them.
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