Thanks Okla-Doodle-Doo & Betsy. They are impressive. I just wish that they'd done better breeding, this past season. Of all the eggs collected and incubated, we got one hatched, and it died in the first 24 hours.
The avian vet, told us 2 things. They had a mineral deficiency, and that breed, typically doesn't breed well, until after they are fully a year old. When they turned one, was right about the time, that they stopped laying. So, I'm going to try to incubate as many this year, as I can, to hopefully get some poults, that can be harvested for next Thanksgiving and Christmas. We were forced to eat a commercial bird, this year. I don't want to do so again, I'm not fond of how commercial birds are treated.