Making Lemonade [Selective Culling Project - very long term]

[MysteryChicken]

I hope you are wrong.

Those combs, & wattles are pretty large, & pink for their age. But, you could have a couple fast growing pullets, but will find out when they get older.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Do you know who threw the all white?

 

[NanaK]

Those combs, & wattles are pretty large, & pink for their age. But, you could have a couple fast growing pullets, but will find out when they get older.

I was noticing that too.
I think the black could be female.

 

[brandonstokley]

this may have already been asked but what is the local mill you are using for feed?

I live near you.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

Do you know who threw the all white?

I do not

 

[U_Stormcrow]

this may have already been asked but what is the local mill you are using for feed?

I live near you.

MC - Harrell Milling.

I use their Game Bird grower (NOT The Breeder, its 4% calcium!) till 8 weeks, then feed a 50/50 mix of Game Bird Grower and Layer crumble - too much calcium for the Roos, but I don't keep Roos long. Risk I'm willing to take.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

I was noticing that too.
I think the black could be female.

all black being eaten - the white, too. and some older black girls. WOuld have been this weekend, but I was re-plumbing under the sink instead.

 

[MysteryChicken]

all black being eaten - the white, too. and some older black girls. WOuld have been this weekend, but I was re-plumbing under the sink instead.

We had plumbing issues too. Finally was able to get the clog removed. No more risk of a overflowing toilet, & poo backing up into the bathtub.

 

[Sally PB]

(shudders) oh, the visual....

 

[NanaK]

all black being eaten - the white, too. and some older black girls. WOuld have been this weekend, but I was re-plumbing under the sink instead.

If female, black would probably lay all next winter. If you will need a layer then.

*edit 'is'.....darn , tired