ok so I finally got some info as to what my eggs were that I hatched. There were only 2 that hatched. they were called Red X.
Here is the info on them.
Red X
The robust hardiness of this dual purpose breed and its excellent performance have won wide approval for small flocks over the last 40 years. A very good producer of rich brown eggs, with good shell texture and interior quality. A good producer of eggs and meat, females weigh approximately 4 lbs. at 19 weeks, 5 lbs. by 30 weeks, and 6 lbs. at end of lay. Males are coloured similar to the Columbian Rock X and weigh approximately 1+ lbs. heavier than females
Now I have 1 that is developing distinct black wing tips and 1 that is just starting to go reddish brown.
any guesses here. is he one with black wings a rooster??
Here is the info on them.
Red X
The robust hardiness of this dual purpose breed and its excellent performance have won wide approval for small flocks over the last 40 years. A very good producer of rich brown eggs, with good shell texture and interior quality. A good producer of eggs and meat, females weigh approximately 4 lbs. at 19 weeks, 5 lbs. by 30 weeks, and 6 lbs. at end of lay. Males are coloured similar to the Columbian Rock X and weigh approximately 1+ lbs. heavier than females
Now I have 1 that is developing distinct black wing tips and 1 that is just starting to go reddish brown.
any guesses here. is he one with black wings a rooster??
