- Jul 30, 2009
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We are looking at switching to Red Stars next year ( 2-3 dozen) and I am desiring advice.
We need a strong layer to keep up with sales, and we know they lay super well in winter here in Alaska.
All the flocks I have seen, look horrible. They pick each other to bits!
But, one friend got them a few months ago, and they are not seeing these issues.
Is it just an issue of space and feed that causes this issue, or, is it just a problme with this breed.
We need a strong layer to keep up with sales, and we know they lay super well in winter here in Alaska.
All the flocks I have seen, look horrible. They pick each other to bits!
But, one friend got them a few months ago, and they are not seeing these issues.
Is it just an issue of space and feed that causes this issue, or, is it just a problme with this breed.
