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So this girl here finally laid me some colored eggs!!!!!!! We have been hunting all week for her nest and found these this morning!!
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My phones camera has done a horrible job at catching how blue they are :(
 

So this girl here finally laid me some colored eggs!!!!!!! We have been hunting all week for her nest and found these this morning!!

My phones camera has done a horrible job at catching how blue they are
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I put fake eggs in my EE's nesting boxes so they would get the idea. It worked. No, hunting for where they may have dumped it.
 
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Do I have the chance of a green egg from the offspring of my Dom roo and my olive egger hen?

And does an EE hen have to have a specific look....like the color or muff or beard?. I have a hen who is part Americauna but she does not have any of those characteristics (she does have leggings). She is black and gray. She also does not lay a blue or green egg. Her eggs are light brown and often they have pale lavender splotches
 
I sold 3 dozen eggs to a guy a little over 3 weeks ago. He sent me these pictures today, He says every colored egg hatched 6 brown ones did not. 30 babies is not bad.

These are all mutts. I am sharing the pictures he sent, cause chicks are so cute!





I do not have an EE rooster right now, the last one I had was being mean to the hens, never leaving them alone, so,,,,, so,,,,Well We ate him......

After seeing these I wish I had tried to rehabilitate him, but I really think he just had a rotten personality.







Next time he wants all blue eggs. He did better than I have done hatching. I am impressed with 30 out of 36 eggs.
 
My hens go after the cats! My EE rooster was the best. He died fighting off a predator, but we have three of his cockerels to replace him. I don't know if you can "retrain" a rooster to behave unless it is still very young. We have one now that is abusing the hens. He is still young so I'm hoping he out-grows the phase he is in. If not, he will be someone's dinner. There are lots of other roosters out there looking for homes if you want another! ;)


Vpatt (my quote feature isn't working) - Statistically, if you cross an Olive egger with a brown layer like a Dominique, you have a 50% chance of the offspring laying green eggs. The other half will lay brown eggs. (and half of all those will be cockerels).
 

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