Re: Lohman Brown hens
- From: "Jill" <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:45:24 -0000
keith kent wrote:
I am adding to my little flock of four :-), someone i know can get me
(POL) Lohman Browns ,can anyone give me any info on the breed.
if you want the seriously definitive guide
http://www.lohmanngb.co.uk/download-pdf.html
<grin>
From what i can gather is this a good layer used for mass
egglaying.So a mungral of the chicken world !
Noooo
Its a champion commercial intensive bird.
Would these be a good move & mix with 2 x leghorns / 2 x light sussex
Individual chicken politics is another matter altogether and totally
unpredictable. But the new ones are likely to be low in the order so easily
dominated by the existing crew. Probably a lot less in your face than the
ones you have now but should learn new tricks !
They will need plenty of good shelter and fed well, which means
predominantly layers ration not scraps, definately NOT wheat or any other
grain as this causes fatty liver syndorme and kills them.
In comparison to most pure breeds and birds like Black Rocks they are poorly
feathered so do not want to be getting wet all the time. They also will have
a less robust immune system as theirs is not designed to be challenged like
the backyard birds. But they will lay like stink for 2 years before their
shell quality declines and in the following years growths or eggs cracking
inside them are most common causes of death.
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Jill Bowis
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