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Okay so we all have those individual hens that love eating their unborn babies. You look online and all you see is this fake egg idea that might work, i say this because it has never worked for neither me nor any of my chicken buddies. Another option is just wait and listen for the "egg call"...

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It might have just been i got a bad bunch twice, but all the roos i have ever got of this breed are mean. And I mean like attack a kid i was babysitting mean and for no reason.

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look, it has never hurt my chickens ever. I know it sounds cruel but i never have noticed it affected them at all. Go buy some sevin dust, mix half to a whole bottle to 5 to 10 gallons of water and bathe them in it. Generations have been doing this and it has cured all mite problems i have...

That is true and just say you dont know exactly what they are.

Honestly thats probably the best thing to. That is what i do and sometimes when i need straw then and there, i use pine straw bc its free and it works great because it naturally stay together and my birds love it.

what kind of straw do you use

What aboout the olive egger and leghorn mix... maybe that would give you a strong blue layer... Im about to try a leghorn hen with a buff orp. male

lol i was just reading an article on this.

well you would have a weird comb, probably a big comb that looks out of place (this happened when two of my bantams bred on accident) and then a redish brown with a white and on top of that a top hat with a non top hat... i personally think it would be ugly and if you ever wanna sell it, it will...

ummm... It looks like maybe it could have been where the egg been forming and the thin inner shell may have just curled back and detached maybe, idk.

it will have a weird top hat probably and a mix of both of there colors. I personally wouldnt consider the mix.

To me it is cheaper and easier to just build it from scratch and that way you can personalize it too.

they are very easy to raise and are very gentle... as in males rarely fight. They typically have the black spotted breast like those two

Even still the way the face is and the comb shape and plumage pattern all resemble saramas, or at least the ones i had.

they look to be saramas... Are they really small birds?

what do yall think about this flavor... would you eat them. https://www.dousaflavor.com/flavor-pantry/2362/4132

Hey i wanna have yall's input on this... would yall eat these? https://www.dousaflavor.com/flavor-pantry/2362/4132