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Life With Cornish Chickens 6 Weeks Old!

I can't believe my little chickens are six weeks old today! It hasn't been nearly as rocky of  a road as I thought it would be either. They are all still alive and thriving and even the little one is finally starting to catch up yay! It should only be another 6-10 weeks before they start laying eggs I can't wait to see how big they are. They are getting pretty big probably 3-5 pounds a piece now and funny as can be. If you have ever thought about chickens I really encourage it! When they start laying eggs we should average about 18 eggs a week which is about what we go through. No more Walmart eggs in this family will be a world of taste difference. If these ones don't get to big I may get some more babies.

It was feeding time :O) their favorite time of the day.lol

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Anonymous said…
Wow They got big !!
April 12, 2012 at 10:17 AM
Mellissa Hanks said…
They are getting SO BIG! And fast all of a sudden to.
April 12, 2012 at 12:46 PM
royalegacy said…
What size of eggs to they lay?
April 13, 2012 at 12:55 AM
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