The EE braggers thread!!!

[DMRippy]

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I have one that was hatched with spots. He is about 6 weeks now and the spots are just black feathers in the sea of white. I will see if I can get a pic toady. He as similar background. He came from a lav am Roo x California white.

 

[jeremy]

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The first chick pictured is a cockerel (boy).

The second is a pullet (girl).

 

[jeremy]

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Wow... thanks!!! I know the least about the wheatens, and my friend I got her from breeds the BC's, she just did the wheatens for fun... so the feedback is much appreciated!

Do you know where your friend got her Wheaten Marans from?

 

[Noncentzter]

Any ideas as to what I'll get with this cross: a lavender split ameraucana hen and a buckeye rooster?

 

[Mother_Hen2011]

My first egg ever!! From one of my EEgers whom was attacked by one of my dogs not quiet 2 days ago. Hehe what a tough little cookie.

He must have scared the egg out of her

 

[bhazell123]

That's a very purdy egg

 

[Mother_Hen2011]

hehe thanks I am soo proud

 

[workinnanie]

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EE hens do provide nice eggs!

 

[littlels]

I am looking at getting an EE because I like variety of color. I'm not sure I quite understand it all though. How do you know what color egg your hen is going to lay or does the same hen lay a variety of colors??? Sorry if my question sounds stupid, I just want to know what I'm getting when I acquire some.

 

[DMRippy]

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Each girl will lay a unique color and you will get to where you know who laid what egg. EE are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you get inside.... till she lays. EE can lay any color egg, thus the name. Most lay Blue-Green eggs, but some lay brown. Any color egg is ok with EE. The pea comb USUALLY means a blue egg gene, but it will not tell you if that egg will have a brown coating too.