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Me too! It seems to be growing the fastest out of the bunch.I love the little silver one.
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Me too! It seems to be growing the fastest out of the bunch.I love the little silver one.
Yes they were a mix of eggs from different hens!definitely not sex-linked.I have Buff Orpington,RIR/??,Speckled Sussex and Easter Egger hens in the pen I got them from and their Dad is a Buff Orp/EE sexlink mix.Most of the eggs were brown and only one green egg in the bunch.Looks like she had help laying them...or are they sex-linked and you can already tell boys from girls?
For 3 weeks you had no idea there was a broody setting?6 babies hatched in my coop without my knowledge
I knew there was 2 broody hens setting.Ever since I stopped egg collecting because of worming I have been throwing out the eggs until the withdrawal period was over for my other pen of younger hens.But my older hens aren’t being wormed so I have been eating or throwing away their eggs,but for the past 3 weeks I got lazy and didn’t do anything but leave the eggs in there with them.I misjudged how long they were there for and conveniently forgot about the fact I have a rooster in that pen.So yeah it’s all my fault they are here,but I learned my lesson and will move forward.For 3 weeks you had no idea there was a broody setting?