ok then, so 6 pullets and 4 cockerels.
Who wants these FREE cockerels, I can ship!!
Who wants these FREE cockerels, I can ship!!
The Welsummer Thread!!!!
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I would, except that I'm on Kim's egg list and so will likely have more cockerels than I need after all in a month or so.
I've seen "feather stubs" mentioned a couple of times... Excuse my ignorance but.... What Dat Mean?
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feathers growing out of the leg when the bird shouldn't have feathered legs. Sometimes can be due to using breeder to closely related.
feathers growing out of the leg when the bird shouldn't have feathered legs. Sometimes can be due to using breeder to closely related.
Will Morrow had problems with his computer and now he can access the website and he joined the WCNA website membership list! Woooooo hooooooo!
He did mentioned that he is going to write an article (or two please!) about the Welsummers. Can not wait to see what he will write!
He did mentioned that he is going to write an article (or two please!) about the Welsummers. Can not wait to see what he will write!
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feathers growing out of the leg when the bird shouldn't have feathered legs. Sometimes can be due to using breeder to closely related.
Or some certain strains can bring that feather stubs and if you do have a chick that has feather stubs, you will have to eliminate the chick from the Welsummer breedings, perfect for a egg layer flock!
feathers growing out of the leg when the bird shouldn't have feathered legs. Sometimes can be due to using breeder to closely related.
Or some certain strains can bring that feather stubs and if you do have a chick that has feather stubs, you will have to eliminate the chick from the Welsummer breedings, perfect for a egg layer flock!
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This was the greetings from the Wellie coop yesterday......
I was going to try and get that egg you see barely peeking out by her leg.
The reaction I got as I was going in for it......
That look is totally brutal! So was the strike.
It made it about this far before I dropped it because she pecked my hand and drew blood. Meanie!
Oh...now that we have our egg back, we actually look kind of sweet again.
I left her to her egg as she cussed me right out the coop. She told on me to anyone who would listen for about the next 20 minutes.
I was going to try and get that egg you see barely peeking out by her leg.
The reaction I got as I was going in for it......
It made it about this far before I dropped it because she pecked my hand and drew blood. Meanie!
Oh...now that we have our egg back, we actually look kind of sweet again.
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Kim, is that one of MY eggs she's holding on to??????????
Kim, is that one of MY eggs she's holding on to??????????
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Yes.
edited to say....No sorry that is not your egg, these go to shesaredroan in Texas on Monday.
Had to take a look at my calendar and get right.
edited to say....No sorry that is not your egg, these go to shesaredroan in Texas on Monday.
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Uh oh, oh Nate, one of your Wellie bantam looks like she is going broody!!!!!!! Why can't she WAIT until late spring???!!!
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