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Black Copper Marans. lol Congrats on scoring some EE and OE eggs. You could get some Black Copper Marans from her to cross to the EE and OE to darken the color of the green eggs. I like my OE hens, they lay a really pretty egg. They are a cross between Marans and Legbar.I worked up a deal for some EE and OE hatching eggs today. I’m working away from home again and this lady is real close to where my weekday camper home is parked. I’ll drop by Friday on my way home so there won’t be any rough shipping issues. She has the fancy French Copper Whatchamacallits too but very expensive. I may spring for those down the road a ways.
That’s cool. I see why you were drawn to this thread. You’re like the lady version of Moony.Black Copper Marans. lol Congrats on scoring some EE and OE eggs. You could get some Black Copper Marans from her to cross to the EE and OE to darken the color of the green eggs. I like my OE hens, they lay a really pretty egg. They are a cross between Marans and Legbar.
If only I had as many varieties of Leghorns as Mooney! I am a huge chicken nerd, that is true. And I am amongst my people here. lolThat’s cool. I see why you were drawn to this thread. You’re like the lady version of Moony.
Are the hens trying to molt already? If all goes well with mine maybe we can do an egg swap next year. To keep our lines fresh.Ya I need buffs. I have a quad and one is a pullet. Guess which one is the only one laying? Hopefully there's fertility there.
Could just be from moving them to a different pen and throwing a rooster with them.Are the hens trying to molt already? If all goes well with mine maybe we can do an egg swap next year. To keep our lines fresh.![]()
Yes, please. That would be very helpful. I'm going to put more work in to 8x8 pens so I can do quads instead of the 8 to 10 hens to one rooster.Colored zip ties are great as a temporary measure for identification of chicks and keeping breeds from getting mixed up as you get them out of the incubators. But long-term you want a band with an identification number so you can record info like when the bird was born, its breed, who its parents were, details like hatch down color, etc. I made up a blank wing band form I could send you to print out for documenting wing bands. I keep everything in a binder so all we have to do is look at a bird's wing band number and then find its record in the book.