LOL, sounds kinda funny askin this...but....Is there anyway to know what color eggs my EE's will lay? Can you go buy the color of thier legs, puffy checks or no puffy checks or tail feathers or no tail feather? Or do I just have to wait till they start laying?
I LOVE THIS PICTURE!!!
Now this guy has one heck of a load of chickens.... this is not something I would want to try on a scooter/motorcycle. LoL
sorry about the bad luckI'm having a dreadful chicken spring.Hawk problems. A couple deaths of adults for no known reason. Broody hens abandoning their babies. Cranky incubator with poor hatch rate.
I want a do-over.
I scooped up the last two chicks with a broody this morning, (out of twelve originally!) and popped them in the brooder-house with the others. Broody hens are just not doing their job this year, which is disappointing. I've always used them reliably before. Somehow, I've been chicken -jinxed.
Ok...thats what I thought...thanks!EEs theres no way to tell unless you know the parentage... You just have to wait till they lay
I have a solid white EE with muffs/beard, dark legs, everything and yet she lays tan/brown eggs.
I have read and seen that the ones that come off with a straight comb don't tend to lay a colored egg, but there are some with pea combs that lay light brown eggs (what the hatcheries call pink)LOL, sounds kinda funny askin this...but....Is there anyway to know what color eggs my EE's will lay? Can you go buy the color of thier legs, puffy checks or no puffy checks or tail feathers or no tail feather? Or do I just have to wait till they start laying?
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