Wow, with those grades it'll feel more like a whole marathon.Quote:Thank you! The worst part of it is a 3/4 mile stretch called Cardiac Trail with a 31.4% grade. I end the race on a 20% grade. It is certainly not an easy race.
Others are doing a 50K.
Strange, very strange.Okay, lets explain this one. I have not had a male in my barnevelder coop since he died on 12/13/16. I had not seen him actively mating in quite some time. Eggs prior to my hens going into molt were not fertile.
Now this past Wednesday, I got a first pullet egg from a wellie pullet in this coop. A surprise when I saw this. Full bullseye, but how can that be? 2 months later and a pullet that was not mature when he was alive. And there is zero chance another male got in.
It is possible for a hen to have a fertile egg without a rooster.Okay, lets explain this one. I have not had a male in my barnevelder coop since he died on 12/13/16. I had not seen him actively mating in quite some time. Eggs prior to my hens going into molt were not fertile.
Now this past Wednesday, I got a first pullet egg from a wellie pullet in this coop. A surprise when I saw this. Full bullseye, but how can that be? 2 months later and a pullet that was not mature when he was alive. And there is zero chance another male got in.
Could be I suppose, but it was a super clear bullseye. I will check the next eggs out of curiosity.
x2! I never heard of this in all my years with poultry. Fascinating!
