To me its all a coin flip until i can really see some.combs and waddles. Luckily for me though, roos are allowed so im usually not too concerned with how they work out
When it comes to sexing, its almost impossible from looking at that age...i had fast feathers be pullets, and slow be pullets. Best method i had was checking the girth of their legs...but even then its only a guess. Got an ee roo from ken last year that i still wasnt sure until it started trying...
The 2 adults...well laying age so bout 10 mos, were some kind of fancy name but scream prod. Reds to me...the roo is a handsome fella with a blonde coloring and the hen is a deep red. Ill work on some pics when it stops raining and they get over the hour car ride witg my 2 year old, lol
Brought home tge first new batch today. Got 2 adults to roomie with my sole leghorn...felt bad for her, she was the only one to survive the great boston massacre of '13.
And got 6 new chicks, 2 whitefaced black spanish, 2 polish, and 2 silkies.
Next batch i want some bcm or heritage rhode...
At one point i had 25 birds...currently have 1 leghorn pullet that made it through winter...been a rough cold season for me. My avatar was a red polish roo inwas quite fond of
Either way...i live in new waverly on old family land. If you are 5mi north of willis we are def neighbors despite what path you take. Any of the people that have been put here can vouch that my path isnt paved either. What do you raise?
Hi fellow texans, time change is in effect and its time to get going again.
Really wanting to recoup my coop with some hatching eggs...ken, lisa, sarge...anyone else in the houston area...got anything going?
i agree! chicken math can get to you in a hurry....better to start small until you know what you are dealing with. i unfortunately learned the hard way....spent oodles of time making my area safe from coons, hawks, coyotes then low and behold....it was my MIL's boston terrier that knocked my...