If you go to the first page of this thread, there is a list of topics with links. You will find what Sally posted there.What notes
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If you go to the first page of this thread, there is a list of topics with links. You will find what Sally posted there.What notes
They look like very well built blue laced red Wyandottes to me. Good lacing, solid build, good combs decent tail angle.
@canadachickensor is it @CanadaChickenit has been a while. This seemed up your alley.I'm not sure it's really going to matter. The swarms coming off the hives near me (don't understand how they still have bees in their hives) are building hives at all heights. Unfortunately, by the time I hear about these hives someone has already sprayed them. :/
I haven't caught one before. This was supposed to be my first year keeping bees.
Thanks, I have read there is a red/rust color dealio with these. Does that color seem correct?
The common suggestion for large fowl is at least four square feet per adult inside and ten square feet of run per bird.Large Fowel chicken
Welcome, and good luck, though twins are not nearly as likely to manage to hatch.Hi guysI am using an incubator for the first time because (long story short) the broodies just weren't working.
So March 27 one of my eggs hatched (it was due the 28) and the other eggs I had set on that same day were bad so it's the only one. Today one of the two eggs that are supposed to hatch the 31 is peeping and I can hear tapping inside the other one (which has twins!)
It appears I also have other eggs with twins in them so i must've set double yolkers without knowing cuz they weren't bigger than usual. At first I thought they were identical twins but I guess birds can't do that :/
Large Fowel chicken
Me, I won't go below 5 feet per bird in the coop, or I get pecking issues. 6-7 is best for ensuring harmony.... I have never gone down to two feet; they'd kill each other if I tried that.
I had 30 birds in a 12x11 coop and was still having bullying issues, now that I am down to 20 the birds are happy again. My chickens are very active.
I had some issues and added roosts and a shelve and now everyone is fine.
Edited to add I only have 1 roo.
I don't know. I honestly haven't done much research in BLRWs, Mini Horse might know, she used to breed Wyandottes.