Would that be bantams laying at 5 months? My LF Cochin didn't start laying until 8 months. The Wyandottes started laying at 8 months also.
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Dang not meant to be's.Thanks it was just not meant to be......
Good for you! Looks like you were successful in finding some nice ones.I have about 70 Cochin bantams in 7 varieties and show 5 of those varieties. I decided I would not get another variety or breed that would show in the same class. After looking at the Ohio Nationals and seeing NO Gold Laced Bantams I decided to try to find some decent GLW bantams. This is what I found.
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Blue: OMG OMG Guys! This brown thing just came out of my butt!
White: Gir' I know you di'n't just say a brown thing came outchur butt...
GLW: say WHAAAAAT?? Oh no you di'n't! Gir' I'mma bout to be all up in that...
(I know... I know.... you will have to excuse me, it gets very weird inside my brain. Especially after coffee...)
I would say it is awesome! That is a quality that should be bred for imo. If I had a group laying at that age I would use them for breeding.Is it weird my 5 year old hens stil lay? They still produce some very good eggs.
yes. sorry i have bantam cochins and blrw, and lf dorkings and blrw (plus extras for eating eggs)Would that be bantams laying at 5 months? My LF Cochin didn't start laying until 8 months. The Wyandottes started laying at 8 months also.