When I was younger them girls always told me if ya go black ya never go back.
that's not a very appealing looking dish and I prefer the dark meat on a normal chicken.It doesn't have near the booty a black chicken should have either
Wifey showed me today the thighs were $5.95 lb and the breasts were $12 lb. We prefer dark meat anyway.
Just to have different birds/eggs in the flock. Have 4 buff orps and a black langshan rooster. Looking to get an egger, barred rock, copper maran and a Leghorn this season.
Thanks I'd never heard of Myer. I'm not sure if the chicks would survive shipping. Hatch eggs might but I've heard the incubators that work are not cheap.
" those polish make the best of nuggets.I'll save the silky as there's no meat. But those polish make the best of nuggets.
"That's my story and I'm stickin' to it . . . [
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Y'all need to quit shopping at Whole Foods!!
Just checked the freezer from yesterday's trip to Winco in Moore. Boneless/skinless thighs $3.58/lb. Boneless/skinless breasts $3.98/lb. Center cut pork chops $2.58/lb. Baby back ribs $2.58/lb.
Meyer hatchery, others that come to mind are Welp, Murray McMurray and Cackle. We have 4 colors of standard cochins coming from Cackle in april.
A person is best off buying chicks. The hatch percentage on shipped eggs is generally low. Typically it's a person who just has to have a type that will gamble on shipped eggs.
Chicks have been shipped for like 100 years, actually much higher success than shipping eggs. They can ship small amounts of chicks but it is cheaper to order 25 at a time. I use to pack my orders of rare chicks out with meat birds. Sometimes you lose a few but it is generally successful, they refund anything lost in the first 48 hours. Same way the feed store gets their birds. The good thing is OK is much closer to the hatch series then shipping to the west coast.
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