Under the most ideal conditions, with brutal selection, there may be hens that lay ≈ 300 eggs per year in their prime. But here in Michigan, even the titan, White Leghorns, only lay March to mid-August, and only about 100 eggs in a good year. It is providing most unrealistic expectations to suggest some of the numbers you put forward.
@@dariusgreysun Why ? ...it's fact, hybrids live shorter lives than a pure breed but lay more eggs in their first year to 18 months Your pure breeds will lay all their eggs more consistently over their laying life time, there's reasons for it. The narrator even compares a hybrid as the last chicken in the string. And you'd be welcome to look into it with a quick google search ..you'll find it's not 'patently false' If you think it's incorrect say why and state your reasoning ...nobody will get angry
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Under the most ideal conditions, with brutal selection, there may be hens that lay ≈ 300 eggs per year in their prime. But here in Michigan, even the titan, White Leghorns, only lay March to mid-August, and only about 100 eggs in a good year. It is providing most unrealistic expectations to suggest some of the numbers you put forward.
5 to 6 eggs a day???? Lol
That should be 5-6 eggs per week not per day. ☺
He made a mistake and you never have made one
@@stephenhines2795
He had and currently has the ability to edit it....people that don't make videos don't have that ability.
So try again?
Hybrids dont live as long
Youll get most of your eggs in the first year
That is patently false.
@@dariusgreysun
Why ? ...it's fact, hybrids live shorter lives than a pure breed but lay more eggs in their first year to 18 months
Your pure breeds will lay all their eggs more consistently over their laying life time, there's reasons for it.
The narrator even compares a hybrid as the last chicken in the string. And you'd be welcome to look into it with a quick google search ..you'll find it's not 'patently false'
If you think it's incorrect say why and state your reasoning ...nobody will get angry