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This is our first go at chickens, so are the buff orps broody from the onset of laying an egg, or only after leaving the eggs on the nest for while?
My other question is will a silkie roo try to fertilize the buffs?
We just plan to eat the eggs for a while, but maybe after a year or so and an addition on the coop and run, we might try hatching a few.
One thing is for sure, if the buffs cause trouble for our silkies I will have no trouble finding the guilty party a new home.
Maybe at that point we can take on an Ameraucana or two.
Right now we're having a bullying issue between two of our silkies that we haven't figured out yet.
I need to get pics of everyone and post them to get a best guess of who is who which might clear it up.
It seems like every question answered brings up four new ones! Lol
Oh, and I'm intrigued by blue eggs!
Adorable! what did they grow out like? i had two of our cockerels get out they were trying it on with one of my standards, she set him straight but yes the silkie rooster is not picky lol
I have no idea! A lady turned up , fell in love with them and bought the lot. I do have other wylkies though, they are without a doubt my best Broodie's. The best thing about them is whilst they remain bantam in size their eggs are almost standard sized. This little momma lays Wyandotte sized and coloured eggs.
These are here LF blue laced red Wyandotte adoptees.