I am hatching 25 black jeresy's right now... 1st time and probably won't end up wit many of them... But excited... 2 More weeks to go!
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They develop slow at some things. I know I had a few in my last flock that didn't grow tail feathers right away. In fact all but one. Turned out there were 6 boys and 1 girl.Hi all, well I find I have two Black J.G.'s, one cockerel and one pullet. Thing is, I'm new to this breed. They are twelve weeks old and I'm wondering when they will get tail feathers. Is it normal to grow them so late? They are huge, far bigger than their Marans clutch mates. Their legs are like tree stumps, yet they aren't filled out at all yet. I know I have to be patient. But what's with the no tails?
I don't know when I'll be firing up the incubator the winter, but I am hoping for better luck, and less fluctuation in the laying. I am going to go into winter with 8-12 hens this year, and 9 were hatched this year. My goal is to put at least 50 on the ground, but the logistics might make that a little harder.Hello, fellow Giant folks!
Hope y'all are doing well!
I attended the Michigan Poultry Fanciers Fall Fowl Fest this past weekend, showing a pullet and cockerel; placed BB and RB...however, there were, unfortuantley, only 3 total shown.Still & all, they looked fantastic at the show! Did I get pics? Of course not. I forgot.
I'll be firing up the incubator in January or February this year & hoping to put at least 50 on the ground. Anyone else doing the same or more?
Yes, I showed a young Black Copper Marans K (placed reserve variety) and a pullet (placed 2nd for pullets). The neat thing was that a young man who I sold an adult breeding pair of Marans to about 18 months ago showed a pullet out of them, and he won RESERVE CONTINENTAL with her!Wynette,
Did you show anything besides Giants?