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I'm imagining you saying that with the same head toss your avatar is doing. :gig :lau :gig:lau It's quite the mental image

Most hatchery orps are american.

I'm trying to upload pics but it isn't working tonight. I'll have to try tomorrow.

I like WV. Particularly out in the middle of nowhere, where I live.

What's up with Ugly bird's comb? Did he get frostbite?

Most hatcheries increase that number so that their fertility is higher. The higher the fertility, the more chicks they can sell.

Looks like somewhere between 1 cock to 5-7 hens. Not completely ridiculous numbers.

Lavender is recessive and brown is dominant, which makes this more complicated. Is. bred to brown produces all birds that look just like any other brown leghorn but have the hidden gene for lavender. So Brown split to lavender. if you breed splits to splits you get 25% lavender, 50% splits (that...

Thats how they started with the Isabella leghorns (but with Lavender Orps). I don't know if the heartiness issues came from the lavender coloring or the orps they used.

Guess how old I am. I used to watch George Carlin on a PBS Kid's show.

Link?

Between chickens, guineas, and my pigs I order a ton of feed every 2-3 months. The pigs only get about 200-250lbs of the ton though (I love American Guinea Hogs, I feed them mostly on kitchen scraps).

I considered getting a few from cackle a few years ago but they never had any available even though they showed the pics on the website.

Aren't a lot of people having trouble with the Isabella's that are commercially available out there? I thought I heard something about a terminal gene.

I'm trying to cut my numbers down to 50 or less over the winter. Ideally 25 ish.

Is it possible to have mixed up eggs? I know it's happened to me.

Is there a difference between barred and cuckoo?

Ah, I thought a double dose of dominant white hid everything.