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Thank you! They're mutts but I think mutts make interesting mixes.Oh gorg I'm so dang jealous
I think her brother might end up with a crest which will be cool. Their mom is a Crested Cream Legbar and Turken mix.
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Thank you! They're mutts but I think mutts make interesting mixes.Oh gorg I'm so dang jealous
I'm more into mutts than purebreds. They're more uniqueThank you! They're mutts but I think mutts make interesting mixes.
I think her brother might end up with a crest which will be cool. Their mom is a Crested Cream Legbar and Turken mix.
I agree there's chasing to be expected. I just didn't think a roo would be after her already since she still has a while before she should lay. This roo is older but not fully mature.You mention "her brothers". The roo may be "claiming" her for his flock before the younger roosters can mate her. I have about 50 chickens and 5 roos of different ages. Until they all decided which hens belonged to which roo and formed Their own smaller flocks within the larger flock ,There was a lot of excessive chasing and jumping on the hens to the point that some were actually injured. I got chicken jackets to prevent injuries and allowed them to heal. After that once they form the flocks the chasing an excessive mating stopped.
Love it!! Will the color pattern stay after a molt?white with large black spots like a cow
Her mother has BIG spots so I don't know. I no longer have a picture of her but she's different.Love it!! Will the color pattern stay after a molt?
Interesting. I guess we'll see how things work out. Thank you for the information!The numbers vary but there seems to be 3-10 with each roo at times but other times the hens seem to be independent . I have noticed that since the roos have their "girls" they all seem to be integrating better with less fighting and more feeding together. I am not sure the girls do not move between the flocks at times.
What is your housing like, space wise?The numbers vary but there seems to be 3-10 with each roo at times but other times the hens seem to be independent . I have noticed that since the roos have their "girls" they all seem to be integrating better with less fighting and more feeding together. I am not sure the girls do not move between the flocks at times.