I don't know anything about them but there is a guy that specializes in Maran's I can see if I can find his name.Anyone?? Anyone??
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I don't know anything about them but there is a guy that specializes in Maran's I can see if I can find his name.Anyone?? Anyone??
these people will definitely know, you should hit them up with any questions about winter hardiness and what not cmknightROLOIdaho, pawtraitart, are on here from Idaho, and DMRippy is another one I have gotten eggs from. Daloorashens started with them last year too![]()
Sorry I saw BBC and was not sure what that was, if it is BCM you are after, there are others with way more knowledge of those than myself on here, I know mine were decent layers until they got fat this spring and stopped for awhile. They lay big eggs, pretty dark ones, and are very cold hardy though. I had no frostbite on my marans combs at all this winter. And it was cold. They were out running around in the bad weather, moreso than several of my other breeds.
Great idea!!The way I integrated my younger Australorps was to put a box in the run that had food and water in it. Then I put two holes in it that only the younger girls could fit through. That way if the bigger girls got after them, they could run into the box and get away. It only took a week or so and they were all friends and I could take the box out.
My girl layed well all winter, although I do supplement the light in the coop. My roo has a HUGE comb and did have some frostbite this winter, but nothing serious. I don't have the coop insulated and there's not supplemental heat.Does anyone know how good of layers BCM's are and how winter hardy they are?