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Glad you got those 2. They might have more of them around over there.Night one.....
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The Reds are the worst to find unfortunately. There's only a couple places that seem to offer them and they're not very hardy.Glad you got those 2. They might have more of them around over there.
I been thinking several days now of asking you where I can get some leghorn chicks or hatching egg's that aren't the white ones. I think that the red leghorns look pretty. What would be your advice for me?
Would any besides the white ones be able to handle the Arizona desert? I want to back away from these heavier breeds.The Reds are the worst to find unfortunately. There's only a couple places that seem to offer them and they're not very hardy.
They're a Mediterranean breed so they're supposed to handle heat well.Would any besides the white ones be able to handle the Arizona desert?
It's currently 108 F here at 3:15 pm. Sometimes it's hotter then this though. I have 3 water stations for the flock to make sure there is plenty of water available for them, and I have shade cloth covering the top and top sides of the run that is attached to the coop, with a 6 nozzle misting system at the far end away from the coop.They're a Mediterranean breed so they're supposed to handle heat well.
Idk what your weather is really like. We often get in the 90s here and a few days will top 100° and they do OK. We have humidity though so idk how that factors in.
I know when it's hot here the real feel is usually 10° hotter while I've noticed what seems so strange to me is that out there the real feel is often lower then actual temp.
All Bielefelder's. They are a heavier beed, and I have lost 2 of the hens the other day when it got up to 118 F.What breeds do you have now?
That's why i have so many big water containers and the misting system out there for them.Ya they'd do better then biels.
Sorry for your loss. When I read 108° I was already thinking holy crap how does anything survive there. That sounds miserable.