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Setting 12 more eggs today. Girls have now gone broody, so that will be it for awhile.

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Pulled three early quitters. DAY 9. This is when I usually see them. Interestingly all three were from the same bird. Two out of three were eggs that were a bit smaller than the others, not sure if this has anything to do with it. This only leaves me three of my black pullet’s eggs left in this batch. I do have a few more of hers in the next set.View attachment 3266065View attachment 3266066View attachment 3266064
Yes, I thought about this too.Probably worth making a note on. If a lot of hers quit again next time you may need to rethink breeding her.![]()
Yes, I thought about this too.
She’s a real sweet bird, she’s not perfect though. Large for a Silkie but nice body type and feathering.
Guess I’ll have to wait and see.
Yes, especially as she’s my only black female at the moment. Hoping to use her to get better black markings in the Paints.It's a hard thing to have to think about.
Thanks!@LadiesAndJane the rooster in your PFP us so handsome!!
Wow, that's a bad hatch! I admire him every time I see your profile picture!Thanks!
That’s my Paint, Eko. Hatched him from an egg from Rainier Foothills Farm. He was the only one that hatched out of close to 40 eggs! No fault from the breeder, the eggs were impeccably packed. Assume the post office just did a number on them.![]()
Thanks! Had to keep him as the only hatchling from the breeder.Wow, that's a bad hatch! I admire him every time I see your profile picture!