The EE braggers thread!!!

[abbevilleoz]

"Godiva" my chocolate EE 8 weeks old

"Miss America" my blue EE, about 8 weeks old and she thinks she's a princess.

Pretty !

 

[Beezer]

Putting together my wish list for chicks next spring. You guys are making a great case for including an EE.

 

[gander007]

Putting together my wish list for chicks next spring. You guys are making a great case for including an EE.

The EE egg is one of the easiest to incubate and a very robust one for shipping I have learned over the years .

 

[curious chickee]

I love my EE, working on blue wheaten EE and black sex-link EE for next year.

 

[Beezer]

The EE egg is one of the easiest to incubate and a very robust one for shipping I have learned over the years .

Just started a new thread asking for recommendations/advice for good friendly, yet hardy breeds that can tolerate an Arkansas summer.

 

[gander007]

Quote:
Well the Easter Egger lives very well in the heat of Death Valley California but I also have the Road Island Read, Russian Orloff is a fancy and well adaptable breed well known for thriving in the artic region of Siberia as well as the mountains of Afghanistan but a bit pricy there are several other breeds but I am sure other owners will be excited to wright about them .

 

[cgmaster]

I found this interesting...

 

[Maria Vicki]

She looks like a Princess.
I have 4 pretty Ladies too, waiting for 3 of them to lay eggs, I also treat them with some veggies and protein plus the scratch and pellets.
I'm in Stephenville

 

[BackyardMarana]

If an Easter egger chick is born with muffs will she keep them? Or can they go away? Thanks

 

[junebuggena]

If an Easter egger chick is born with muffs will she keep them? Or can they go away? Thanks

If a chick is muffed at hatch, it will be muffed as an adult. There is a time, however, when a chick is feathering in and will temporarily lose the muffed look for a week or two while the down falls out and the feathers are growing in.
Some chicks can hatch with very fluffy down, giving the appearance of muffs. After about a week, it becomes clear that the chick is not muffed.