Red Stars are the bomb for egg laying

I am looking in purchasing 5 of these this spring for egg laying. They will complement my vegetable garden in providing fresh homemade food. No, I won't kill them, just eat and sell their eggs, which sounds like they could lay many. Where will I put them?? In the caging that I had the golden eagle in. I had placed him with another licenced bird educator about 3 weeks ago. I miss him, but was tired of buying so many rats. I still have the red-tailed hawk who is 17 years old and the great horned owl because she vocalizes so much and I love her calls. Don't worry, they are in different caging.



from a Hatchery

"We have finally found the sex link BROWN EGG LAYER that meets our strict specifications; easy to raise, lays large brown eggs, and has a good feed conversion ratio. A "sex-link" chicken is one, which at time of hatch, can be sexed by its color. RED STAR: These hens will mature with feathers that are reddish brown with flecks of white throughout. The males are all white with nice yellow skin. (They will not retain the same characteristics in future.) At approximately 22 weeks these hens will start to lay and lay they will. We're sure this hardy bird will become a favorite of yours as it lays eggs right through hot or cold weather. No wonder it's called the Red Star."