White Layers are not a pure breed but a cross .
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White Layers are not a pure breed but a cross .
Definitely, Golden 300 layers were bred first, but soon after people wanted a white layer for a cleaner carcass after production stops, but this didn’t matter to me when I ordered my layers since I’m a vegetarian and only got them as pets.White Layers are not a pure breed but a cross .
Out here old timers call the white crosses either Canadian meat Ducks or White meat Ducks.Definitely, Golden 300 layers were bred first, but soon after people wanted a white layer for a cleaner carcass after production stops, but this didn’t matter to me when I ordered my layers since I’m a vegetarian and only got them as pets.![]()
Stay the same except can get more dark spots.Do their bills change color as they grow, or do they stay the same? I'll have to get some good pictures outside when it's not so darn cold out.
My white layer has always had a pale yellow bill, but as she aged, more gray markings appeared.Do their bills change color as they grow, or do they stay the same? I'll have to get some good pictures outside when it's not so darn cold out.
My runners bill started getting dark/almost green spots on her bill, now it's completely dark/green.Do their bills change color as they grow, or do they stay the same? I'll have to get some good pictures outside when it's not so darn cold out.
Sounds like a Drake...My runners bill started getting dark/almost green spots on her bill, now it's completely dark/green.
That's funny, because my "drake" lays eggs.Sounds like a Drake...