"Louisiana "La-yers" Peeps"

[Ron Skekel]

One of the Bielefelder pullets laid a whopper today.

I love the jumbo eggs from them. Pam

 

[Tazbeaux]

One of the Bielefelder pullets laid a whopper today.

I got one like that last week, don't know which chicken laid it, but sure felt sorry for it. It was a double yolker.

 

[LemonMeringue]

Need these gone asap. Lmk if you want them

Sorry your having trouble finding homes for your extras. Have you tried posting them on any of the Poultry fb pages? There are lots of Louisiana ones.

 

[Cody A]

I got one like that last week, don't know which chicken laid it, but sure felt sorry for it. It was a double yolker.

Oh wow! Yours is extremely wide. I haven't cracked mine yet. I didn't think about it might be a double yolk.

 

[Ron Skekel]

Oh wow! Yours is extremely wide. I haven't cracked mine yet. I didn't think about it might be a double yolk.

I'll be suprized if it's a double. I think larger yolk than normal chicken eggs. Let us know when you crak it. Pam

 

[Cody A]

My birds laid seven today so it's eggs for dinner.

Will let you know if it's a double.








Pam. It was a double

 

[96civic87]

I have 8 layers and get about 6-8 eggs everyday

 

[campingshaws]

One of my very favorite people is staying with us for the week, so I was up extra late last night. Good thing, too, because just after midnight I caught a big possum with a sussex chick in its mouth. Must've been it's first visit to the coop, because it couldn't find the exit. It was a female.

Had a long, exhausting day of work. Started feeling dizzy during supper and went home. Better now, not sure what it was. When I went to lock up the chickens a little while ago, I found this:

It's living underneath a hay bale I have stored on top of the brooder. Hoping husband can dispatch it.

 

[LemonMeringue]

One of my very favorite people is staying with us for the week, so I was up extra late last night. Good thing, too, because just after midnight I caught a big possum with a sussex chick in its mouth. Must've been it's first visit to the coop, because it couldn't find the exit. It was a female.

Had a long, exhausting day of work. Started feeling dizzy during supper and went home. Better now, not sure what it was. When I went to lock up the chickens a little while ago, I found this:

It's living underneath a hay bale I have stored on top of the brooder. Hoping husband can dispatch it.

What a day! Hope you feel better.

 

[Cody A]

Camping. Sorry to hear your still having possum problems and now a snake. Are you still going to build a new coop or something bigger? Seems like I remember you had plans to do something at one time.