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[okracefan]

Single comb, peacomb or rosecomb? it all plays a role...

Single comb could be up to 21 days.
Peacomb 10-14 days,
Rosecomb 7-10 days

if you have an agressive breeder could be shorter but not gauranteed.

I have a very aggressive LF Brn/red Cochin roo. Moved him over on Sunday and he is already taken advantage of the hens.

 

[Cjarvis]

Do some NNs have feather legs? What about skin color? I am getting too curious about NNs. Now that I've got a second breed, Ameraucanas/EEs, I am slipping into more breeds! I held off with just Cochins for almost 3 years. Well I did have one red NN that I raised from a chick and gave away at 4 mo. I kind of miss her.

No.. No.. No.. You need Rosecomb Bantams.. Blue to be specific.. I have sooooooooooooo many you really really really need some... No NN stay bantam... they eat less..

 

[Cjarvis]

I have a very aggressive LF Brn/red Cochin roo. Moved him over on Sunday and he is already taken advantage of the hens.

Ahhhh, single combed aggressive breeder.. give it one week.

 

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Works for me.

Thanks.

 

[nocityboy]

I have a very aggressive LF Brn/red Cochin roo. Moved him over on Sunday and he is already taken advantage of the hens.

Tag teaming Carl for his knowledge.

 

[Cjarvis]

Tag teaming Carl for his knowledge.

It's all good, I will willingly share with anyone serious about the hobby and wants to know.

 

[Kassaundra]

No.. No.. No.. You need Rosecomb Bantams.. Blue to be specific.. I have sooooooooooooo many you really really really need some... No NN stay bantam... they eat less..

True enough, but there is more NN to eat then bantam. lol

 

[Cjarvis]

True enough, but there is more NN to eat then bantam. lol

Na.. just place them in bags of 10 and use them for special ocasions or diets.. But then again if thats what your in the birds for cornish and cornish x can't be beat..

 

[Kassaundra]

Na.. just place them in bags of 10 and use them for special ocasions or diets.. But then again if thats what your in the birds for cornish and cornish x can't be beat..

Not in it strictly for meat, for meat, eggs, eye candy, gardening.

 

[Cjarvis]

Even when I kept the big birds I ordered Cornish x for meat birds when I wanted them.. 6-7 weeks of feed for a 7lb bird is hard to beat. Bantams can and do lay very well. just takes a few more eggs to make things, eye candy is all in what a person likes. Personally I like not feeding 1 Ton of feed a month or more.. It is very nice having cut back.
We all know I raise mine for different reasons than many on here, and will not dispute that for a second, but they are still very usefull animals.