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Sorry it took so long, the weather has been terrible here. Rain for a week straight.

Hello peeps.

There's hope for America!! So, how did Gunnar's Rhodebar do? It's great to see kids with critters instead of iPhones.

My mother used to live in Tiftonia, she also lived on Lookout Mtn., just a mile or two from the hang gliding area. I've spent a lot of time in Chattanooga but it has been a while. I'd like to see pics of the Rhodebars you have available. I'm covered up with birds right now, but as soon as I get...

Here's a couple of pics of my adults. My rooster got frostbite and lost part of his comb when the temps dropped below zero here last winter. It was enormous before that. There are two different hens in the photos. You can private message me for any more info, this is The Rhodebar thread so let's...

What part of Georgia are you in? I have fertile Crested Cream Legbar hatching eggs if you are interested in hatching some. I'm in North Georgia near Blur Ridge. No Charge if you pick-up.

I don't see any Rhodebar males, so it looks like you have all females.

I agree, there appears to be 2 Rhodebar chicks in the first photo, but I don't see a Rhodebar in the 2nd photo.

I have been chasing chickens all over my property trying to get some good photos. They seem to know when I am about to snap a photo, because they take off at that exact moment. With a little persistence I was able to get a couple. These are about 12-13 weeks old. The one in the second photo...

I was suspicious of it's tail. I will post more pics as he matures. I have a lot more young pullets and cockerels and will be looking for advice on them to. I really want to improve on the birds that I have, and any advice would be greatly appreciated.

How can you tell it is a cockerel? Yes it looked like a pullet at hatch. It is about 15 weeks old. It does have a large comb and wattles, but the mother hen has a large comb and wattles. The tail feathers are solid colored and have a green sheen. The tail is the only place that it has no...

I am looking for a critique of this Rhodebar pullet, I was finally able to get a couple of decent photos of her.

It isn't blue, the flash on the camera caused this effect. I will try to post one that I take without the flash.

This is one of the pullets that I hatched this spring.

Awesome!! I would love to see pics when your hatch is finished!!

The first pic is of my 1 year old Rhodebar rooster, the second pic shows Rhodebar chicks. The 3 in front are females and the 1 in back is a male.

I think this is a wyondotte. Rhodebars have a large single comb, this chick looks like it will develop a rose comb. Pretty chick.

Show me or direct me to a breed standard for a Rhodebar.

Unsubscribing from this chicken snob thread.