Hy Line

Tony A

In the Brooder
5 Years
Sep 1, 2014
78
3
31
Tipperary, Ireland
Does anyone on here have the Hy-Line chickens, I have had them for the last few years and they are the best layers I have ever had.


The 2 in front are also Hy Line


This is a Hy- Line rooster but he will have to go as he is very dangerous.
 
I don't currently have Hy-lines, but I have had them on a number of different occasions in the past. Hy-Line is one of a number of labels under which some hatcheries market their Red Sex Links, which are produced by crossing a red gene rooster (RIR, NHR, or Production Red) with a silver gene hen (WR, RIW, SLW, Delaware, or Light Sussex). Other labels under which hatcheries market Red Sex Links include Gold Line, Red Star, Gold Star, Brown Sex link, Gold Sex Link, Cinnamon Queen, Golden Buff, Golden Comet, Hubbard's Golden Comet, Bovans Brown, Isa Brown, Shaver Brown, Babcock Brown, Warrens, Lohman, Lohmans Brown, etc., but no matter which label they are marketed under, they are all egg laying machines. Good luck in getting lots of eggs. :eek:)
 
I don't currently have Hy-lines, but I have had them on a number of different occasions in the past. Hy-Line is one of a number of labels under which some hatcheries market their Red Sex Links, which are produced by crossing a red gene rooster (RIR, NHR, or Production Red) with a silver gene hen (WR, RIW, SLW, Delaware, or Light Sussex). Other labels under which hatcheries market Red Sex Links include Gold Line, Red Star, Gold Star, Brown Sex link, Gold Sex Link, Cinnamon Queen, Golden Buff, Golden Comet, Hubbard's Golden Comet, Bovans Brown, Isa Brown, Shaver Brown, Babcock Brown, Warrens, Lohman, Lohmans Brown, etc., but no matter which label they are marketed under, they are all egg laying machines. Good luck in getting lots of eggs. :eek:)
The mother of the red sex links in the 90% of the occasions is a single combed RIW bred for eggs and small apetite.
 

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