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sweetness
Hey all!
I have six hens..a buff, a new hampshire, a mixed with wynadotte and RIR, and pure RIR , and two austalorps. I am getting one egg a day right now, as three of them are moulting. But i have NO CLUE of which of my girls is laying the egg. I always get there too late to see who is in the nesting boxes or either they wait until i leave to layThe egg is a light brownish color. Not white and def not dark brown! Out of those would any of you have a clue to who might be laying? I am 100 % sure that one of my autra's is moulting and my mix well she is two and the guy that i got her from said that she lays a soild white egg.
Just trying to see if anyone might have an idea
Thanks,
Ashley
Hey, question what does your RIR/wyandotte mix look like? B/c I was going to hatch some of my RIR eggs w/my golden laced wyandotte roo & was curious. (we have a gamecam that we have to look at our nesting boxI love it b/c I know which hen laid which egg
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your hen will plant herself on the ground, wings slightly spread. its a submissive pose, telling the dominant rooster (aka you if there isn't one) that she is accepting the rooster to mate her. Pullets often will display that pose prior to laying, but not always. Good sign they are ready to lay also.. hope that helpsWhat is meant by squatting?
OMG seriously????
OMG seriously????