My New Additions ***Now with Pics***

hplowe

In the Brooder
10 Years
Jun 22, 2009
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Newnan, GA
Picked up 8 new Chickens Yesterday from a local breeder... 4 Black Langshan Pullets (16 weeks old) and 4 RiR Pullets (14 weeks old)... I will post pics soon... With my 4 Black Austrolorps, that makes 12... but 3 cockerels will be going to the feed Store swap Saturday so we will have 9 left.

One quick Question, are Black Langshan Pullets supposed to be booted?

4 RiR's and 4 Black Langshans
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4 Originals meeting the "noobs"
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one of our originals (we wanted this one to be a Pullet)
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RiR wants out
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Oooo Oooo. I can answer this one! I have 5 hens and 1 rooster. The rooster is loving my one laying hen. He mates with her several times a day!
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As long as you're collecting the eggs every day, there is no way for an embryo to develop. My hen started laying last week. The eggs are fertile. I can tell by the tiny bulls eye on the yolk, but there is no chance of this turning into a chick unless it were to be incubated or if a hen were willing to sit on it. I don't have a broody hen anyway so if I were to not collect the eggs and leave them there, a chicken would either eat it, stomp on it, or it would just rot. Hope that helps!
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So we can keep him!!!! Should I keep 2 with 9 females? Or would they fight? Harvested fertilized eggs taste the same?
 

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