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Ive never heard of long red ones.Long red ones. We've seen them from multiple birds. That's what happens when they get to free range all over everywhere. They probably have the microscopic worms too.
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Ive never heard of long red ones.Long red ones. We've seen them from multiple birds. That's what happens when they get to free range all over everywhere. They probably have the microscopic worms too.
If I can find them I think I have some pictures I took of some CX eggs. I got one that lacked 1/8 of an ounce of weighing 4 ounces. 2 1/2 ounce chicken egg is a jumbo. Most all the eggs from CX are 3 ounces and larger.Could you post a pic of one or some of your year-old CX?
I don't know what kind they are I just want them dead. The worms not the chickens.Ive never heard of long red ones.
I once had a Sebright rooster that bred a broiler hen. I had a broody hatch those eggs. The reason I know they were the offspring from the Sebright rooster is because he was the only rosecomb male I had and all her chicks hatched rosecomb, she was single comb.Larry, how do you keep them alive long enough to breed? And do you AI them?
Ambitious little cuss he was.I once had a Sebright rooster that bred a broiler hen. I had a broody hatch those eggs. The reason I know they were the offspring from the Sebright rooster is because he was the only rosecomb male I had and all her chicks hatched rosecomb, she was single comb.