What will my Sage Egger chicken look like? Sage Eggers are hybrids, so appearance is not uniform. Color, pattern, and body type can vary widely from bird to bird.
Is this breed recognized by the American Poultry Association? No, they are not officially recognized. They are a hybrid chicken and as a result, they have unpredictable genetics.
What do Sage Egger chicks look like? Similar to adults, their appearance can vary. Since there is no standard set of breed characteristics, they could be black, orange, or brown. Sometimes they might even be pale gray or white.
Are roosters of this breed a good addition to my flock? Where permitted, Sage Egger roosters are generally manageable when handled early and consistently. Temperament depends on management.
What climate does this breed thrive in? They do great in the cold, but they will tolerate hot climates as well.
What is the difference between Sage and Easter Eggers? The main difference is egg color genetics. Sage Eggers are bred to lay green eggs more consistently, while Easter Eggers typically lay blue or pastel green eggs.
When do Sage Eggers start laying? Most begin laying around 22-24 weeks. Timing depends on season, nutrition, and individual genetics.
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