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lol My freeloaders are still freeloading... 29 weeks. >.<

Patiently waiting for their first eggs... 26 weeks... :D

Heritage RIR's are of the Heavy or Large Fowl groupings.. your red probably is a production red, which is two different things. Typically, production reds are smaller, as their use is geared for egg production, not meat. While heritage RIR's are considered a dual use bird. Our RIR rooster at 23...

Finally my trio are looking good. (22 weeks, last Friday) My rooster Meatloaf, is filling in very nicely. I am not sure why, but I am so proud of these three.. In my eyes they are just as beautiful as a RIR Could be. ( I don't show, so... heh, I could be way way off ) But I just love the lines...

Getting big! I need to get some new pics.. This was at 7 1/2 weeks, they are nearly 10 weeks now. :D ETA: Updated pics. :D

My gorgeous 6 1/2 week RIR's sunbathing. :D (It is too bad 4 of the 6 are cockerels.)

The ones you are holding look near exactly like my new chicks. I did, however, search for a breeder that their birds had true heritage RIR traits, like having the dark mahogany -almost black- in colour plumage, as well as a really nice and defined brick body shapes.

Sooo getting very excited about my hatch in 7 days. First time adding heritage RIR to my flock. The parents are deep mahogany, nearly black, and excellent brick shaped. Yays! Can barely control my excitement. :D