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In the next few weeks update us with more pics! hoping for a good turn out for you!
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Our Buff Orp was broody for the first time and I didn't want to spend much money on hatching eggs (in case she didn't stay on her nest.) She was a great broody and an awesome momma and all I spent was a couple dollars on fertile Trader Joe eggs. I gave her 6 eggs =5 developed and 1 bloodring. Only 2 hatched and she wouldn't stay on the last 3 so I assumed they went bad and tossed. It's been a great experience for our family to watch Buffy raise the babies.Why were trader joe eggs under your chicken?
Thanks Angie,In the next few weeks update us with more pics!hoping for a good turn out for you!
Interesting, which is which? I had Trader Joes call their supplyer to find out what type of chicken laid the eggs and they told me White Leghorns but who knows?We raise Brown and White leghorns and you have one of each there.
They were both WL cockerels and got re-homed.CALI chick.....what did your white leghorns end up being?? I have one now with a huge comb at 8 weeks old and its falling sideways like a hens would...
Even pullets can grow a comb, so that's not a fool proof method of sexing a chicken.I say you have two roosters for sure :-/ my leghorn pullets are 10 weeks old and do not have red combs like that at all. sorry!
Even pullets can grow a comb, so your thought process that just bc your pullets don't have that, doesn't mean other hens don't, therefore that alone is not a fool proof method of sexing a chicken.I say you have two roosters for sure :-/ my leghorn pullets are 10 weeks old and do not have red combs like that at all. sorry!
It is when under a certain age. At ten weeks it's highly effectiveEven pullets can grow a comb, so your thought process that just bc your pullets don't have that, doesn't mean other hens don't, therefore that alone is not a fool proof method of sexing a chicken.