heatherbeast
Crowing
Who has kept Amber Links? I understand that they have a shorter lifespan because they were bred to be production layers. What's the oldest Amber Link you've owned? Butterscotch is starting to show her age -- she will be 4 years old at the end of April, and her eggshells have started looking a bit like potatoes.. She's still rather athletic, jumping for snacks, and the head rooster totally dotes on her. I've brought her in on the very coldest of weather we've had this winter when she looked like she was dragging a bit, and vitamin water, a round of flock deworming, and higher protein food has perked her up.
I was also wondering what are some additional things I could do to support her in her golden years. I've included a throwback pic with her first dozen eggs for attention.
I was also wondering what are some additional things I could do to support her in her golden years. I've included a throwback pic with her first dozen eggs for attention.
