The Welsummer Thread!!!!

[EweSheep]

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Mine stopped around October and November too. They will lay around end of Jan to Feb. Patience my dear!

 

[EweSheep]

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Please DO! I would love to see how he have been developing and whether or not he got rid of the faults that we saw earlier.

 

[Engteacher]

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Mine stopped around October and November too. They will lay around end of Jan to Feb. Patience my dear!

I guess I'm just feeling whiney on this wintery day.

 

[Engteacher]

Pictures of roosters would cheer me up. Please do post!

 

[Louieandthecrew]

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Please DO! I would love to see how he have been developing and whether or not he got rid of the faults that we saw earlier.

Yay! I'm glad you'd like to see him

Here are a couple of recent pictures:

Well, I thought that I had more, but that's the best that I have! I'll download more pictures when I can

 

[annaraven]

Hi folks.

I had a chicken (Willow) that I thought was a Welsummer. Turned out to be a light-brown leghorn. She's a good chicken though so I don't mind.

But, I'd kinda gotten attached to the idea of having a Welsummer. So someone here is rehoming their Wellies to make room for... more chicks. I'm gonna be getting a pair of Wellie pullets at the end of January! And they're supposedly on the point of lay. So I'll be getting terracotta eggs in February.

 

[Louieandthecrew]

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Great!!!

 

[EweSheep]

Louieandthecrew, I was hoping for some updated pictures.....I was hoping that black penciling in his neck and possibly his tailfeathers would be gone by now. If he still has it, it is a fault/DQ.

 

[1 Bad Rotti]

Is it a fault for a roo not to have red in their breast?

 

[Louieandthecrew]

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I just downloaded a really new picture, hold on. (I took this one last week.)