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A breeder told me that it is easier on the birds if you add the light to the beginning of the day, and then have the light go out naturally at night rather than suddenly shutting off the light at night.

Those dont look like theyre bred to the RIR standard, the original Rhodebars imported to the US were crossed with production reds to increase their egg production.

How tall are your pens?

Here is a link Bob http://www.ebay.com/itm/EW-Reese-Mohawk-line-Rhode-Island-red-fertile-hatching-eggs-pre-sale-6-/160959572465?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2579f029f1

I am sorry, I have gotten too many spam messages and for some reason the way you wrote it made me think spam.

Im pretty sure that user was a spam bot trying to get contact information... partially because of the language used, and partially because of only having one post... If Im wrong Im sorry.

Check Ebay

The cockerels came from Trisha

Im thinking I might be willing to sell the SC Cockerel. Im trying to mainly work on RC, and all of my pullets are SC. Here is one of them

Close, I dont know their exact age.

Here is one of my RC birds from the same line.

He is a May or so hatch, maybe a little older, Im not entirely sure.

Here is one of my Underwood cockerels, needs a little elevation in the tail but I hope that comes with age

Where do yours originate from?

I think she is from the Nelson line, I am not sure though.

Here is an updated photo of my RIR.

I stumbled upon this today, I thought it was interesting I didn't go much farther then the table of contents but in the table of contents there are three sections, R. I. Reds as Exhibition Fowls, R. I. Reds as Utility Fowls, and R. I. Red Egg Farms. It also has their origin, their history, and...

Gary Underwood and Dick Horstman have good RC RIR.

Thanks, I think the pullets tail is a little high, but the male I have doesnt really have any tail angle to him at all so I hope that evens out.