Excellent! They are nice girls. Always came running for treats. I loved the looks of the brown/black laced girl, can't wait to see her in a couple months once she is all filled out.
I moved the next batch of "kids" out to the big coop and yard. 6 New Hampshire Reds (next season's show birds), 2 black Orpington pullets and 5 more Cochin mix pullets. Which meant the youngest broody batch got moved out of the garage and to the 4x4 coop. It had 7 bantam mottled cochin chicks, 1 black cochinX pullet, 3 buff/blk cochinX pullets, 1 yellow cochinX pullet and 2 or 3 yellow cochin/leghorn cockerels. Cute birds. Nice and heavy on the pullet to cockerel ration for once. of course, in the mottled chicks they look like mostly roosters.
The rest of these young pullets will be for sale at the TN Valley Fair. Looks like I should have 21 CochinX pullets for sale then, all the way from Point of Lay down to 10 weeks old, plus the 2 black Orp ladies.
I moved the next batch of "kids" out to the big coop and yard. 6 New Hampshire Reds (next season's show birds), 2 black Orpington pullets and 5 more Cochin mix pullets. Which meant the youngest broody batch got moved out of the garage and to the 4x4 coop. It had 7 bantam mottled cochin chicks, 1 black cochinX pullet, 3 buff/blk cochinX pullets, 1 yellow cochinX pullet and 2 or 3 yellow cochin/leghorn cockerels. Cute birds. Nice and heavy on the pullet to cockerel ration for once. of course, in the mottled chicks they look like mostly roosters.
The rest of these young pullets will be for sale at the TN Valley Fair. Looks like I should have 21 CochinX pullets for sale then, all the way from Point of Lay down to 10 weeks old, plus the 2 black Orp ladies.
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