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Yall keepin her in the breeding flock? Lol
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Y’all keeping her in the breeding flock? 😂 Meet my homemade black sex link (ish)! She’s a delightful mix of a Silver Laced Wyandotte (roo) and a Barred Rock, hatched on October 21st, 2025. Honestly, she turned out even better than I expected! Just look at that vibrant green—what a feast for the eyes! 🐔✨ Can't wait to hear what you all think!
| | This is my homemade black sex link (ish) lol. Silver Laced wyandotte (roo) X barred rock, hatched October 21st, 2025 Came out better than expected tbh. Shes so green lol pleases the eye. [link] [comments] |
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