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Better off going with Delaware chickens, which were the broiler of the day back in the 40's...

I would have went with Delaware chickens, which were the meat birds of the 1940's and which may sit eggs and make good mothers, They also lay pretty well. Too many weeds in your garden...

Thank you for Not killing the hawk. I try to let predators be and just beef up my security. They're just trying to survive, just as we would if we were hungry and gad to feed our young

Thanks for watching! Steve

"I love how you incorporate technology into traditional farming-it's so innovative!"

I've seen some videos on UA-cam where folks just kept Freedom Rangers and let them reproduce. They swear that they laid pretty good and produced pretty good meat chickens(makes sense since the genetics are in them)...

verry good

I really like your voice but can you please show your face?....

Hey Man thanks for sharing this. I am also in the process of cross breeding cornish cross to rhode island red. Can't wait for the result 😊

I absolutely love the energy at [1:30]! You made this topic so engaging and fun to watch!"

This was very helpful! I am in Central Texas and just started with a single hen and plan on getting more soon!

And alternate between toes at last 2" of tee shirt strip make a slit to tie off.leave it for several weeks.the gum acts like a sole of a shoe. It's called bramble foot .

Hi steve .wrap the foot.use a strip of tee shirt at pne end poke a hole .Insert middle toe .take a piece of chewed gum and hold against pad of foot .start rapping from underside of foot .go around ankle

u shold select the cooles rooster one or two for breeding

How many roosters per hen? The hens look like their getting too much attention from the roosters. Put saddles on the hens to protect them from the roosters attentions and the feathers will grow back. or sell or eat a few of the roosters ! Just saying do your own research. Good luck with the fox!!

good luck with the fox garden looks great😊✌🦊

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I’d definitely keep the hens for cross breeding and for evaluating egg laying performance.

Thanks for the video! Do you think cutting and modifying the chute was necessary?

Good video. Thanks for sharing. I grew up near Fillmore glen state park.Your footage brought back memories!!👍😉

Well done! Looking forward to seeing them grow and how they do.

Beautiful farm life, keep sharing ❤

Hi 👋.great hatch rate. The first batch the white with dark flecks is a roo.the 3 darks are poults. There a sex link color reversal. The white one has the pea comb as do the darks but the comb is much bigger due to being a cockeral.I also planted a bed of asparagus. I have an established bed thats producing good.Nothing like fresh asparagus. Thanks for sharing. Konrad

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I am doing something similar I am making my own mix 1/4 Light Brahma 1/4 Jersey giants 1/2 Breese in a 4 tribe spiral breeding system

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Last year I ordered 10 dark Cornish roosters and 10 white rock hens. In February I put the 2 biggest roosters in a pen with the 8 biggest hens. Yesterday I just set my first batch of eggs in the incubator. This combo is the closest I can get to Cornishx, I’m curious how they will turn out. I’ll be happy with a chicken similar to a red broiler/freedom ranger type meat chicken.

Please Hit the like Button. And subscribe! A lot if good content coming in the future. Hatching more Cross Breed Meat Chickens. Green house planting and gardening. Need to build space in the barn to house and free-range meat chickens.

Please subscribe! A lot if good content coming in the future. Hatching more Cross Breed Meat Chickens. Green house planting and gardening. Need to build on to barn to house and free-range meat chickens.

Thanks for sharing your hard work brother.

75% of 4 is a good hatch rate, you should do well. 👍🤙

Hope the chicks all do well😊👍🐣🐤

👏👏👏now the fun begins !! Enjoy the content.

The Homestead Engineer on UA-cam has a great deal on a quality automatic chicken door under $100, I've found guillotine doors work best,

My incubator is coming 16th. Going to do some hatching too. Good egg shot.

I breed brahmas for my meat birds. Cornish cross is a good bird I've heard.never tried it myself. Will be glad to see how they turn out.

I would love to learn how to tap a tree, that's so cool. Our chickens are starting to lay again we have yet to start back getting ducks eggs.

Also collecting sap and making maple syrup.

Went on vacation and started a new job. Sorry about not giving updates. Going to add solar lighting, working on green house and preditor proofing.

You don't really have to worry about turkey vultures.

Have you thought about crossing the Bresse with a white Chantecler? The whites lay better than the partridge. The hens would be good layers as the Bresse are good layers. Since i see you are in a cold winter area the compound comb of the Chantecler would stop frost bite or comb/wattle freezing! You could process the most males and keep the females for eggs and further breeding. The chanteclers are thick and the Bresse are not to far behind. That would be a much more humane way to have cock birds. I hate seeing someone get chicks and keep a cock bird with a big single comb ,because ive seen what happens to many times. Half the comb and wattles are frozen off and a few even die. Just an idea ive had. I live in the suburbs now and plan to get a few Easter Egger hens for eggs and pets. The sheds full of chickens are in the past.

Good job brother. Looking better every video. Its very cool to see your process. You narrate very well. I feel like I'm right there with you.

Yeah! Dropped a pumpkin in my birds food plate. So what I do is lay down a tarp over a pile of leaves and uncover it after the snow. My Cornish Cross lays the smallest eggs for a ten pound hen. Are you actually trying to breed the meat birds? I am this year. Cheers

I remember in the 60's and 70's the geese would start migrating mid September thru early November to southern fly zones.Then around mid march thru april heading back to finger lakes and further north to start there hatching .bu the last 2 - decades they stopped migrating south.thanks for sharing enjoy your content. Konrad

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Please subscribe and like. New goal is 100 subscribers. Need to get to 1,000. I promise content will get better but I need to invest in a new camera and editing SW. Thanks! Steve

i have a fence like that, my chickens just fly over it. do you cut there wings ??

Dark cornish roo mated to white rock hen the offspring will be a sexlink.white roo and white pullet withblack body spots. White being dominant

Thanks for sharing enjoy your content. I live in northern Kentucky but grew up at lake como homer school district Cayuga county. Konrad

That little dog looks like a teddy bear 😍 There are a few reasons my chickens make that sound when they lay eggs but also when they were happily surprised, I have left bowls of worms in spots to surprise them and when one hen finds them she starts the sound, or when they are gathered chatting , or they have seen a hawk but it wasn’t until they were adults. You can put some hydrogen peroxide in that pool of water it will clear pretty quick.