Hi from Ga. for lunch today we had Australian Light Sussex. He weighted 13#s 2 oz. 10 months old. dressed weight 8#s 11 oz. Roasted him for 2hrs 45 min. at 350 degrees . Delicious!!

Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I have a light Cockeral in with my Coronation Cockerals and my kids call him Mr. Grumpy Pants...he is a huge boss and just plain mean...he will chase my kids...I have a replacement for him..the coros don't seem so mean...
Can you breed the silvers and the lights and the coros together?
BTW he is beautiful and my is too...but going to freezer camp..should have been gone...DH duty!
Yes. But do not do it! Both colours are silver based so it would not work like Coronation & light Sussex
I had a pair of the silvers I bought as juveniles and when the roo grew out he looked like he had been split with light. Hardly any black on him so I butchered him. My lights are pure and my coronations are pure. My original coronation roo got very mean. I now have a trio (1roo 2 hens) out of him and my original hen and he is about 7 months old and seems that he is going to be fine, with people that is, but he runs the other young roos. If I was raising these to sell, I would never mix them. I'm one that just don't see to much sense in paying the price that these birds cost then crossing them. If I was wanting mixed up birds I would have stuck with the hatcheries. Just my personal opinion. It's hard to find the really nice silver's anymore because folks have crossed most of them with the lights.
Jim
I was not looking to cross them...a long the line I thought I read where someone was and it was a good thing...plz didn't mean to offend anyone! My lights are split to Coronations..