I have two Wellsummer hens they may be show quality when they are not in a molt and are good breeder quality now but as I said are starting to molt. Ill try and get better pics tommorow.
Name: none
Sex: Hen
Age: 1 1/2 years
Cat: Hen
Fun Fact: one of my new birds from Will Marrow trying to hatch a few of her eggs while they are still fertile from his roosters.
I have some pretty speckled eggs too! My girls are pretty tame, but Larry hates my Croc's and he attacks my legs....and then I punt him like a football!
OK, now that we have a bunch on here, can anyone point out qualities that are important when selecting a welsummer and what qualities are ones to avoid. I know egg color is important, but you can't tell that by looking at the chicken.
THey sound great I wish I could have a rooster I am putting that egg and a couple others under a broody to see if the eggs from the birds I got from Will Marrow are still fertile.
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Lay rate is Important, Conformation (I don't know anything about that), and Check in between their toes for feather stubs its a small problem but anything counts and thats all I know
Bird's name (if applicable): Lady Windsor
Sex: pullet
Age (if known): 10 1/2 weeks
Category (Roosters, Hens, or Chicks): Chicks
Fun Fact (optional):
Day2
Name: Willie (because I kept calling him "Wellie" and that's not a "name")
Sex: Cockerel
Age: About 3 days in this pic
Category: Chicks
Fun Fact: He hates me, and it's still cute cuz he's little!