Plymouth Rock thread!

[dustyfeathers]

What kind of age are they table ready ?

Do you know what weights they make ?

6-8 months is when we cull the ones we dont want in breeding pens they can very in weights from 5-8 pounds a mature bird will weigh more ive seen a mature white rock rooster weigh in as high as 13 pounds we just got this breed back again the hens are nice but roosters could be bigger

 

[Beezer]

Silly newbie question- Are the various colors of Plymouth Rocks otherwise mostly alike? I keep hearing people reccomend BRs for me and my setup; I was wondering if the other colors have the same traits, personality, heat/cold tolerance etc?

 

[weavers rocks]

10 month old cockerl used in breeding pen this season

 

[weavers rocks]

here's another shot of him . He's really piñon his legs, good length of back wide all way thru. And really has good feather quality

 

[dustyfeathers]

here's another shot of him . He's really piñon his legs, good length of back wide all way thru. And really has good feather quality

Wow thats a beautiful white rock rooster

 

[weavers rocks]

half brother to cockerel I posted earlier

 

[weavers rocks]

and another cockerl . Shipped him to a lady in Ohio

 

[dustyfeathers]

and another cockerl . Shipped him to a lady in Ohio

Awsome birds if only you were in canada haha

 

[weavers rocks]

Where did u get your whites

 

[dustyfeathers]

Where did u get your whites

My father used to have alot of poultry but sold out about 6 years ago i managed to get his same line of whites back the hens were decent but roos were a bit under sized and ruff looking im not sure where my dad got the original line from i was too young to remember