Easter Egger club!
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I'm glad someone answered you...because i'm new to crossing too. Wish you were closer...i have 7 EE eggs in the bator and i'm sure i will have a boy or two i could give youI'm hoping for one frizzle feather female... i still have a pure silkie cockerel. These EE eggs should be very interesting
I'm glad someone answered you...because i'm new to crossing too. Wish you were closer...i have 7 EE eggs in the bator and i'm sure i will have a boy or two i could give you
I do to, since I have half a dozen EE roos running around in my backyard.
Wellllllllll..
Just pack a rooster a little suitcase give him a good pair of hiking boots and point him towards Minnesota, I will keep a light on for him.
Just pack a rooster a little suitcase give him a good pair of hiking boots and point him towards Minnesota, I will keep a light on for him.
When this chick came out of the egg, my first thought was Roo!
Now at 12 weeks old I am not sure.
The comb is wide but pretty flat with no indication of rows of peas.
It's dad is a true Wheaten Ameraucana and the mom is a blue colored EE.
No signs of pointy feathers or crow. I usually am lucky enough to hear a "crow" attempt anywhere from 4 - 8 weeks when I have a boy.
He/She was feasting on eggs.
Almost black with black lacing and no red or brown on wings, The tail gives me a little pause
What do you think?
Now at 12 weeks old I am not sure.
The comb is wide but pretty flat with no indication of rows of peas.
It's dad is a true Wheaten Ameraucana and the mom is a blue colored EE.
No signs of pointy feathers or crow. I usually am lucky enough to hear a "crow" attempt anywhere from 4 - 8 weeks when I have a boy.
He/She was feasting on eggs.
Almost black with black lacing and no red or brown on wings, The tail gives me a little pause
What do you think?
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When this chick came out of the egg, my first thought was Roo!
Now at 12 weeks old I am not sure.
The comb is wide but pretty flat with no indication of rows of peas.
It's dad is a true Wheaten Ameraucana and the mom is a blue colored EE.
No signs of pointy feathers or crow. I usually am lucky enough to hear a "crow" attempt anywhere from 4 - 8 weeks when I have a boy.
He/She was feasting on eggs.
Almost black with black lacing and no red or brown on wings, The tail gives me a little pause
What do you think?
When this chick came out of the egg, my first thought was Roo!
Now at 12 weeks old I am not sure.
The comb is wide but pretty flat with no indication of rows of peas.
It's dad is a true Wheaten Ameraucana and the mom is a blue colored EE.
No signs of pointy feathers or crow. I usually am lucky enough to hear a "crow" attempt anywhere from 4 - 8 weeks when I have a boy.
He/She was feasting on eggs.
Almost black with black lacing and no red or brown on wings, The tail gives me a little pause
What do you think?
I think I want this bird!! I am hoping Santa brings it to me today, his deliveries seem a little late here. I really like the looks of that bird, regardless of what sex it is, I want it!
Well everyone I believe I am going to get rid of most of my easter eggers.
Look at what Santa brought me!
Hova bator model 1588.
Hova bator model 1588.
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Well I like the breed and all but I have a limit of about 25 chickens and I need to get rid of some chickens to get some other breeds. I will keep a couple of EE pullets just not all of them.
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