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- Feb 3, 2012
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Contrastphoto, do you ever have ads on CL or LSN for your hens and roos?
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Not yet, I have been mainly selling eggs on here and ebay, as I don't have an over abundance SFH's.... yet. To be honest, I am not sure there would be a market locally.Contrastphoto, do you ever have ads on CL or LSN for your hens and roos?
Please explain how you feather sex. I'd love to learn!I had 3 almost identical white chicks. They looked exactly the same until the rooster started getting his adult plummage. He has a lot of red now but is still quite light. The other two are splash, mostly white, but one has flecks of grey, and the other flecks of white. I doubt that you would ever have a white rooster. I am also reluctant too breed these pullets to this rooster as I'm almost certain that I will get mostly splash chicks from these pairings. Here is the rooster and the red splash pullet at about 3 months. Also I feather sexed my first 7 chicks just to see how accurate it was. My guess was 4 roosters, 2 pullets and 1 uncertain. I ended up with 4 roosters and 3 pullets.
I was thinking of asking you a question. I just bought a few chicks, one was a dark chipmunk color.
Seems to me that you had one of those. Could you tell me what color it ended up being? I had the chance to pick
up some lighter chipmunk ones, but I have seen birds from the same flock with the lighter color and they were plain so
I passed.
I believe that the lighter hens are simply a dominant white splash (red or grey). I haven't seen light roosters. I had three
yellow chicks. One turned out to be a colorful, mostly orange roo, one a mille fleur hen, and the other my white/red splash
hen.
A friend of mine told me about this. I was a little skeptical, but it has been pretty accurate so far with both my Ameraucana's, and the Swedish Flowers Hens. It is always easier for me if I can visualize it so rather than me trying to explain it take a look at this article @ animalsciences.missouri.edu/reprod/ReproTech/Feathersex/index.htm.Please explain how you feather sex. I'd love to learn!
Local Sales Network - find local products and services in the mid south - Go LSN!Not yet, I have been mainly selling eggs on here and ebay, as I don't have an over abundance SFH's.... yet. To be honest, I am not sure there would be a market locally.
Edited to add: What is LSN?
Thanks I might try that out!Local Sales Network - find local products and services in the mid south - Go LSN!
It is what most people in middle and west Tennessee use instead of CL