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[Amberjem]

I really don't want RIR bad experience with those makes me not even want to go there...

 

[Amberjem]

I like my brahma... But she ate her first hatch....

 

[ronott1]

I really don't want RIR bad experience with those makes me not even want to go there...

there is a big difference between hatchery and heritage. I do understand though.

Dick has:

Large fowl:



Red dorkings will go broody. The rocks are good winter layers and the partridge rocks are very pretty.

 

[bamadude]

I like my brahmas. Mine are still laying well

 

[vehve]

Ron, okay then, Viiru was a bit flightier. A week before she was killed, I found her up on our roof, she could actually fly.

 

[Amberjem]

ohh dont want flying chickens, I was wondering if I'd need to trim a wing

 

[chickwhispers]

Ooh all this talk of chicks makes me wish it was spring soon. I don't really have enough room to do chicks right now. And I really really really want to hatch some.
Did I say I really want to hatch some?
Of course I do!

 

[hennible]

There's always room somewhere....

 

[Alaskan]

@ronott1I found that my hachery white Leghorns needed NO extra light to lay almost every single day, from start up until their first molt. My golden Comets, and production Rhode Island Reds can't hold a candle to the leghorns.

BUT, the leghorns fulfilled the other part of the stereotype too. After a year of laying one had a prolapsed vent.

By the way folks, thanks for taking all my cold weather! e we are still warm and RAINY up here!

 

[bamadude]

Where is my baby momma