Glad to hear you are doing better! It is nice to hear you are out of the hospital!Yes!!!!!! I’ve been… alright LOL I’m better now though. Got out today.
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Glad to hear you are doing better! It is nice to hear you are out of the hospital!Yes!!!!!! I’ve been… alright LOL I’m better now though. Got out today.
Yay!! Welcome to the group! Nice looking birds you have there!I am feeling legitimately part of this thread - I went and got myself some brown leghorns today!
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Turns out if you don't adequately latch the temporary holding pen in the garage, they WILL get out and get up high. The one on the cardboard box was up there laying an egg.
I sell hatching eggs from my mixed birds for the same price I sell eating eggs for. I wouldn't ask more than $10/dozen. For pure breeds I would ask more, but not for anything mixed.Advice needed. Somebody wants to buy 2 dozen hatching eggs from my EE hens fertilized by my Ameraucana cockerels. I know this is a Leghorn thread, but you guys are the only ones I know to ask. ANY idea how much to ask? I mean yeah I realize she's going to be hatching out EEs, but I don't even have a clue. She's local, no shipping. She goes to my church. It's a home schooling project.
THANKS.
I love my Marans and love the dark brown eggs, but they are the WORST for mites/lice. They have so much fluffy plumage and they have been the worst birds I have ever owned for bugs. My group were also prone to ascites (water belly) so they had too many cons to justify continuing to raise them. My husband and I prefer the Leghorns and I have never seen a mite or a louse on any of the Leghorns we own. They are similar to the Games in that way. Tighter feathered birds tend to do better about dust bathing to naturally rid themselves of the pests. I am down to one old Marans hen I believe, that is left out of my breeding group. I have several Marans crosses (Olive Eggers) though that tend to be prone to mites also. I have to constantly keep a check on them.Well at least they're dark brown. I've always been a fan of those.