Haha, I know what you mean! I am still rummaging around craigslist to try and find some hens that are laying already. My rooster is being very patient so far. He has been dancing for the girls like crazy though.
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I don't know if I missed it, but how old are they?
I don't know if I missed it, but how old are they?
-- I didn't see the post up above! Disregard this!
This looks like a pulletThe other frizzled easter egger
The easter frizzle turkin in question who didn't get frizzled feathers.
This looks like a possible roo.
The frizzled easter egger that has tons of baby down still
I will try and take more when my husband gets home. It is hard to take them by yourself haha they like to wiggle
DW is still swooning over some silkie chicks...so let me know what u think about them.
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Quote:5/10 two batches of chickens - EOs x25/9 chickens - bresse, sg dorking
5/12 chickens - EO
5/14 geese - toulouse x
5/15 two batches of chickens, one batch ducks - muscovy, crele dorking, red dorking
5/17 ducks - ancona
5/19 ducks - mandarin
5/22 geese - toulouse x
5/23 chickens - blue yokohama
5/25 chickens - sumatra, araucana (rumpless)
5/26 chickens - red yokohama
5/30 ducks - pekins
6/1 ducks - ancona
more eggs enroute...
If you end up selling some of the silkies, araucana, sumatra, and yokohama, please please please let me know! I really want some! Haha DH will have to deal with more babies in the room xP
On another note, what is an EO?
an EO is an Euskal Oiloa.. also known as Basque Hens
I'm planning on setting some show quality type silkies later on. probably within a month or so.. so I'll keep y'all in mind for the extras!
I don't know how 4 week old chickens are supposed to look, but my sex links have a lot of their feathers and they where hatched approximately on 4/7. I haven't ever seen chicks like yours at their age (only fully grown)so I can't answer the question. However, I can say it's a great learning experience to see different breeds at different stages.I think they are....4 weeks old. They were born April 7th if I am not mistaken.
Yes, sticking with just 3 for now. The plan is to pick up a couple more when egg production begins to decline. Then just buy replacements, 2 or 3 at a time. My goal is to limit the flock to 5 or 6. Yeah, the wife is already talking about wanting more lol.