Hens? Roos?

[Horsebackgurl98]

We'll see what they turn out to be!

Yep! I'll post again for sexing when older if unsure. And to update what they end up being thank you all!

 

[Vickischics]

Tractor supply. (I know their not reliable for specific breeds. I hope they aren't sex links because they don't live long but if they are oh well if that is what they are.

As I understand, they are pretty much daily egg producers and this is the reason they age quicker and have a 20-30% in egg production by age two. I've read they can have a normal chicken life span but are prone to life-ending conditions such as internal laying.
My one RSL is the dominant one and the RIR are next in line each vying for position. The poor EEGers do not stand a chance. I know for a fact they RSL & RIR left one of my Polish girls for dead but, I found her in time and "nursed" her back to heath. Now, the Polish girls are separated from the "Mean" girls. But, boy do they produce a very good egg!

 

[Vickischics]

We'll see what they turn out to be!

 

[Horsebackgurl98]

I have a 2yo red sex link who is rough molting and a 2yo black sex link the black sometimes lays I don't think the red does.
I get 3 eggs.
1 duck egg and 2 chicken eggs. Have 6 hens and 2 ducks.
1 leghorn (not laying 2yo)
2 amber links(laying 1yos)
1 buff orpington (1yo)
1 RSL (not laying don't think 2yo)
1 BSL (sometimes lays)
1 magpie (1yo not laying just moved to us)
1 golden hybrid (always lays)

 

[The Happster]

Remember, you will need at least 10 pullets per 1 Cockerel

Sorry, I disagree.
My boys have frequently had 3 girls and done fine.
If that were true there would be a lot less people with cockerels.

Ten would be nice, but you're still going to get some overmated. They choose their favourites.