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[Chooken]

I've been looking at this site: http://www.cambridgepoultry.co.uk/poultryforsale.htm and I have to say, I'm a tad confused.

I am looking at buying Light Sussex hens, but on this websites it labels it as 2 different groups.

It says;

Available as growers (8 Weeks Old) for £10.00 each.

Point of Lay available on 15th July 2008

 

Does anyone here know the difference between 'Growers' and 'Point of Lay'?

 

Thanks in advance =]

[Snowy]

The growers are younger chickens between 8 weeks and 16/18 weeks old. Point of Lay are from 16/18 weeks onwards. (Not too sure about whether it is 16 or 18 weeks as breeders vary in what they call point of lay, but it gives you an idea)

[Egluntyne]

Growers are ages about 5/6 weeks to 18 weeks.

 

Point of lay is from 18 weeks.

[Chooken]

Oh, thank you I thought 'Growers' would be something along the lines of that, but I wasn't sure

[cluckbok]

My hub rang them the other day (we didn't even get our hens from there) for a bit of advice and they were very friendly and helpful. We shall be going there for future purchases.