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We were terribly glad when it was pointed out that our one Rhodebar hen had lacing instead of barring. We just hadn't noticed/paid attention to it. So we pulled her and went though all of our chicks and juveniles and pulled tags off of all of her offspring and relabeled them as culls. They will...

He stays outside all day long- our backup roo that stays in the shade is not quite as washed out as he is.

These guys have matured nicely- this is my GFF breeding pen- 3 hens, 1 roo (please excuse my roo's poor comb- he got frostbite this winter and a lot of it fell off.

That is awful. You expect that on project Orps but Rhodebars

Seriously, just a feather or 2 or feathers?

I agree.

We are only keeping the easily autosexed anyone who is not easily sexed are labeled as culls and used for eating or egg layer flock but not labeled as a Rhodebar at all. I agreed that is why we have been culling heavily on these. Most hatches come out great with several very easily sexed chicks...

Thanks, I was wanting two pens so I may pull the other one and put the 2 GFF direct roosters over all the hens and cull the 1st one.

Poor picture quality but here is some of our other breeders.

Critics welcomed, she is not as orange as she looks, cell phone picture caused that, this pair is throwing some very nice chicks so far, time will tell. We also have another quad that were direct from Greenfire that we are working with and 1 extra greenfire direct Rooster.

We believe in improving everything we have, we do have a lot so not everything gets worked on every year. We are enjoying our Rhodebars very much, was admiring 3 Juvenile pullets that were in a grow out pen last night.

We are currently doing some selective breeding, then next year we are planning on finding some nice RIR stock to work with.

These are the our breeders form pen #2 they throw very good auto sexing chicks, nice and dark. Slightly older picture before she started laying.

9 years makes it worth the investment.

These were 2 I hatched before Christmas. I have 2 pens divided and will soon have one more divided off of that one. One of the pens is resulting in much darker males with white spot on the head and the females darker also. I am retaining the darkest ones to grow up and breed.

I can of the chicks I will need to get better photos of the parents, the resolution on the adult pictures are grainy.

We heavy cull anything that does not have clear marking at hatch. Sure don't want to have that mess. We are currently not working on improving ours but plan on it in the future but probably no until next year or the year after. I need to decide how I am going to set up my breeding program for...

We are actually selling Rhodebar chicks for $15 each, just trying to get more people to learn and enjoy them.

Man our Rhodebars are laying like crazy. Both pens up and going.

Ours were laying great but quit and haven't picked back up. They are all young layers so not sure why.