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Yes they are buff and light sussex. Not a stupid question you can get hybrid lights sussex strains like a sussex star

Same I'll always have Sussex they are such nice natured

The pekins are great I can see myself getting more in the future. These two have only laid a couple since being here It'll be good to see them after a moult though as the cockerel they were running with has pulled out quite a few feathers

Hi everyone it's been a while since I've been on here! Unfortunately over the winter I lost my barnevelder Jan and my appenzeller Dot so I decided to get some new additions 2 weeks ago - Claudia and Matilda the gold partridge pekins to join korma and Judith who are still going strong and laying at 4 years old We are looking to move house when we have sold ours to a bigger garden so a nice big walk in run will be constructed for the girls. I decided to get the pekins now though as I've just finished high school and have time to mix them. Introductions aren't going badly, Judith isn't really bothered by them but korma is chasing them although it is getting a lot better. The pekins are currently in a classic borrowed from friends but have supervised free ranging in the day with the big sussex girls. Hope you like them

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Hi they are probably having a winter break which most chickens do. Are they hybrids or pure breeds? Pure breeds hardly ever lay over winter and hybrids often do at first. I don't have have hybrids but some people have found theirs only lay over their first winter and then stop for others. Hope you get some eggs soon

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