Depends on what you want them for. Cornish game is only I think three or four weeks if that. I go by size. Three to four months for fryers and four to six for roasters. I would NOT suggest the dark for your area, but the white laced red would do nicely. The flavor and texture are so different than that mushy crud from the store. Ours forage for most of their feed even over the winter. Which is weird because they are not supposed to, but they do. Might be how we raise them. Once they reach a certain age I only feed in the evening. The rest is up to them. There are chickens everywhere pecking here and pecking there around here. Makes for pretty yard art. At the end of the day the girls come waddling in with huge bulging crops that almost drag on the ground. That's exactly what they should look like too.I think I have seen those rabbit cages before. So standard cornish how long do they have to grow before they are big enough to process? Do they need to rest more/longer or be cooked differently? hhmmm
Not good.people frustrate me.....................
going outside to enjoy the birds while little man sleeps
people frustrate me.....................
going outside to enjoy the birds while little man sleeps
