Spitzhaubens

[Alaskan]

Eh... too early for me to guess..

 

[Shenandoah Valley Shulers]

I figured oh well

 

[homeschoolin momma]

I'm saying pullets. Lollipop is the only one I would have doubt on. I like Lollipop and cupcake's crest the best. Will have to see if spangling gets better with age. Please keep us posted.

 

[Shenandoah Valley Shulers]

I'm saying pullets. Lollipop is the only one I would have doubt on. I like Lollipop and cupcake's crest the best. Will have to see if spangling gets better with age. Please keep us posted.

Lollipop is the more aggressive of my 5 that's for sure

 

[homeschoolin momma]

Lollipop is the more aggressive of my 5 that's for sure

If female, she's probably the dominant one and at the top of the pecking order. Without the presence of a roo (assuming she isn't ) she could take on the duties of watching out for the flock. Should be interesting to watch.

 

[Shenandoah Valley Shulers]

If female, she's probably the dominant one and at the top of the pecking order. Without the presence of a roo (assuming she isn't ) she could take on the duties of watching out for the flock. Should be interesting to watch.

I'm watching some of my Delaware's... I have a cockrel suspect in there but if hes a he hes a scaredy cat

 

[SueT]

Beldar and the girls coming back after crossing the road--18 weeks,

Do any of you think there is any hope of getting eggs from them this fall? Some of the hens (other breeds) are still laying sporadically, but I know it's wrapping up.

 

[homeschoolin momma]

Beldar and the girls coming back after crossing the road--18 weeks,
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Do any of you think there is any hope of getting eggs from them this fall? Some of the hens are still laying sporadically, but I know it's wrapping up.

Maybe not in thr fall

 

[homeschoolin momma]

Beldar and the girls coming back after crossing the road--18 weeks,
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Do any of you think there is any hope of getting eggs from them this fall? Some of the hens are still laying sporadically, but I know it's wrapping up.

I hate my phone.
Lets try this again.
Maybe not this fall, but shortly after. My girls last year started in late december/early February, but they were hatched later in the spring season around june I think. You might see some eggs in November. I find that the newer pullets arent swayed so much by winter and light.

 

[Faraday40]

Beldar and the girls coming back after crossing the road--18 weeks,
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Do any of you think there is any hope of getting eggs from them this fall? Some of the hens (other breeds) are still laying sporadically, but I know it's wrapping up.

My spitz has already stopped for the year. She started molting & the days will be short by the time she's done. If not for the molt, she may have continued thru Oct but certainly stopped before Nov.

My 1st Spitz layed a few eggs in October, then quit for the winter, and started up again in late Feb.