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Best outcome possible. I just sold my 2 pair of Breda to someone who has a flock but for some reason her rooster is not getting the job done. She is pairing my boys up with her girls and visa versa. I now have a nice coop space to separate off breeding pairs of my other breeds. I feel sad...

Styptic powder. Comes in a 1 ounce container. I've gotten it at pet stores and used it for dogs, birds and bunnies.

I have found my Breda with bleeding feet feathers. Pull the feather or quik stop to the rescue.

I have considered selling mine. They are beautiful and I love the ones I got from rare feathers in northern california. I am concentrating on my cream legbars and am not breeding them.

I have Bredas from 2 different breeders. The eggs I set were white. The eggs that they lay are cream, lighter than brown but not as white as I expected. Can they be affected by diet?

Hi! Welcome to the thread. I have some of your offspring from Ebay eggs last year. They are lovely!

That's what it looks like to me.

And you did it too! Did you mean Red came in on the Wattles?

No problems with mine either. I had to tuck my girls in at night as they like roosting on top of the coop. The coop is not heated nor is there a light and temperatures hovered about 20 degrees for about 10 days.

My 2012 hens were 15 months old when they started laying. Still waiting for my 2013 girls hatched last March.

Halfway there!

They have to be seen to be appreciated!

I see 2 roosters on the right. The red wattles give them away.

I I hadn't planned on breeding the original line. The blue has crooked toes and the black wasn't laying till now. I will probably leave them in the laying flock and move forward with the newer Bredas.

O One has laid occasionally but rarely, the other had pale wattles and was never in the nest. She just started. That is why I looked for a different line to hatch out this year.

My first Breda hens are finally laying. They have got to be 16 months old. Late bloomers!

Quote: I looked for the wattles to appear. The boys showed at about 8 weeks. Since they don't have combs, you wont see any difference there.

My Breda fowl from Rare feathers Ranch allowed my to get some good pictures. George is quite friendly and comes up for treats, a nice change for me. My previous roosters were very skittish and usually hid at the site of the camera. Bluebell on the left is not a Breda fowl. She is a mixed...

I bought eggs from Poway last year. I had 2 roosters and 2 hens from them. I had one chick that was missing toes and had leg problems. I realized that I probably didn't want to breed from that stock. I culled that one very early. Very few eggs from one hen and none from the other. I...

Only one of mine shows signs of being curious., Most of them just try to hide.