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the most common egg laying store eggs is called a Hyline W-36 checj them out, also they are just like any other eggs and take the 21 day cycle
go to this site to read about the different breeds of Hyline
http://www.hyline.com/aspx/products/products.aspx?navid=3
Ok cool thanks and might I say WHOA! Those are some incredibly efficient layers. I'd have to bet that those are relative to the chickens my DWs' Aunt had when she had her huge production egg operation going back in Chester County, Penn. I'll have to show meh DW those when I wake her up in a bit.
Random note here but I got the body of my coop painted tonight! I'm real close to relieving my poor girls of their current sleep arangement. They sure do get quite a bit bigger when you get them at 11 weeks old lol. They, roughly are going to be 19 weeks tomorrow!
Been looking franticly I mean casually for the past week for eggs around the yard and in the hutch in the mornings. Geez I can only imagine the anticipation of waiting for hatchlings! Speaking of which, how are they doing?
the most common egg laying store eggs is called a Hyline W-36 checj them out, also they are just like any other eggs and take the 21 day cycle
go to this site to read about the different breeds of Hyline
http://www.hyline.com/aspx/products/products.aspx?navid=3
Ok cool thanks and might I say WHOA! Those are some incredibly efficient layers. I'd have to bet that those are relative to the chickens my DWs' Aunt had when she had her huge production egg operation going back in Chester County, Penn. I'll have to show meh DW those when I wake her up in a bit.
Random note here but I got the body of my coop painted tonight! I'm real close to relieving my poor girls of their current sleep arangement. They sure do get quite a bit bigger when you get them at 11 weeks old lol. They, roughly are going to be 19 weeks tomorrow!
