How soon should I be expecting pullet eggs? My pullets are a little bit over 3 months old and one already does the submissive squat when I pet her.
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3 months is way too early. I have had some pullets lay at 4 1/2 months. But my English Orps almost never start until 7 months or later. I have a partridge orp that is 9 months old and layed 2 eggs when she was 8 months old and then none since. So it just really depends upon when the pullet is ready.How soon should I be expecting pullet eggs? My pullets are a little bit over 3 months old and one already does the submissive squat when I pet her.
[COLOR=0000FF]Gorgeous! How do you make Blue Partridge?[/COLOR]
Step 1:
Partridge X Splash= 100% F1 Blue offspring, all recessively carrying the genes necessary to produce Blue Partridge offspring, with varying degrees of red/gold leakeage (especially in the males)
Step 2:
F1 Blue X F1 Blue= F2 BBS offspring similar to their F1 parents, as well as F2 Blue Patridge, F2 Black Partridge and F2 Splash Partridge offspring.
Step 3:
Breed the F2 Blue, Black, and Splash Partridge X F2 Blue, Black, and Splash Partridge (or to another unrelated line of Patridge birds) to clean up color and help to define the partridge pattern.
Aaaand with some selective breeding, as well as heavy culling of unwanted birds you'll then have a new line of Blue Partridge Orps.
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Jeremy thank you so much for this detailed explanation! Looks like I can work my butt off for a few years on this.... But I think buying from Nellie could be a lot faster lol
Buff Colombian=buff Delaware?Thank you for the thought
. We have only hatched a few and 90% of those have been boys
. I did get some picks of my lovely Buff Columbian girls
that are all grown up now. They sure are a sweet bunch. It is difficult to tell from the pis but these girls are huge like their momma. Still working on the Columbian pattern but it is coming along pretty good.
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