Giant egg!

LittleMissCountry

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My buff orp laid this extra large egg yesterday. She is a fairly new layer. I am guessing it a double yolk. Today was a regular sized egg.

She has been laying pretty large eggs for a new layer anyway, but this one...wow! This is an extra large egg carton, for reference.
 

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Looks like a double yolker to me. I have one Particular Rd., Island red that lays a huge egg. A lot of double yolkers from her. Thinking about it I feel somewhat sorry for her. LOL but I do love those eggs that are so big you can’t even close the egg carton. I love to weigh them. Some of her eggs register above jumbo weight. Don’t you love owning chickens
 
Looks like a double yolker to me. I have one Particular Rd., Island red that lays a huge egg. A lot of double yolkers from her. Thinking about it I feel somewhat sorry for her. LOL but I do love those eggs that are so big you can’t even close the egg carton. I love to weigh them. Some of her eggs register above jumbo weight. Don’t you love owning chickens
Yes! This is my first chicken flock and it is so much fun. I love knowing where the eggs are coming from and what the chickens eat. If we had more land, I would want to raise cows, too. Lol. My parents always bartered with a farmer to let him bale the hay in their property in exchange for fresh meat each year. It was the best tasting beef!
 
Love to raise cows , sheep and donkeys but 4 goats 2 potbellies and 18 chickens my 2 1/2 acres is maxed out. Actually my entire land couldn’t raise cows! Nothing beats a fresh laid egg
 
Love to raise cows , sheep and donkeys but 4 goats 2 potbellies and 18 chickens my 2 1/2 acres is maxed out. Actually my entire land couldn’t raise cows! Nothing beats a fresh laid egg
We have 6 acres, but no pasture...mostly wooded and sloping toward a river, pretty steep in spots. No place for cows. I agree that fresh eggs are so much better than store bought!
 
The best thing about chickens is that if you have enough they pay for themselves. Mine pay for their own food and bedding and since I repurposed most of the materials for their new coop they were able to pay for that too
 

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