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The best place to buy is locally from Craigslist in your area. I can also find from Ebay if no other option is available. Oklahoma Craigslist https://geo.craigslist.org/iso/us/ok

To take all the monitor work out of it, here what I did and have been working great. I have Brinsea Octagon 20 with auto turner, no humility pump. -Fill 1 reservoir with water when temperature < 70F, the humidity around 35-45%. -Fill 2 reservoirs with water when temperature > 70F, the...

Yes, I agreed the Ixworth is hard to find. I was looking for White Cornish for awhile, but no luck and lucky enough to find 2 Ixworth roosters locally. They are from GreenFire Farms stock. The only issue that I have my Bresse hens are noisy than I would like and some hens are broody so not...

If you are plan to do taste test, it would be best divide into 2 groups; 1 with normal feed and the other special feed with milk. I feed my regular feed because don't have time and access to milk.

I have a block of White American Bresse around 2015, but not sure which line. They are little flighty and some make a lot noise when lay an egg or don't like other hen in the nest box. The rooster tend to follow and make noise with the hen. I am consider cross Ixworth rooster to the hen...

I have couple roosters and they tend to shake the head backward and forward few times. Does anyone rooster behavior this way?

I read some folks get cross breed from them. Have you look on Craigslist? I am looking GreenFire Farms 2nd generation bloodline myself, but still no luck locally.

The White Chantecler or Ixworth may also work.

I have White Breese x Legbar cross before. The hen lay light blue egg and the breed little flighty. The meat taste ok, but the bird size is smaller than the pure White Bresse. I do like to cross White Breese X White Cornish (old timer cornish, not cornish X), but can't find cornish locally.

Is anyone has both GFF group1 and group2 White Bresse? Is the bird and egg size from group2 larger than group1?

Those who live in Washington State. You can find a block of 3 hens and 1 rooster. https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/grd/d/bresse-white-chickens/6586927471.html

I have 1 Bresse hen that broody for 3 days only. She gave up quickly.

The blue has much smaller body frame than white. If you want more meat, white is the way to go.

Bresse is white bird, but you do get barring or ghosting feather from time to time. It seems little smaller than pure white. I forgotten and butch that one about a year ago. If you look about 15 pages back from this post, someone had one as well.

If you can't find locally, EBAY have some available now.

Here is a link. https://www.wikihow.com/Determine-the-Sex-of-a-Chicken

Here is an article about Bresse. Bresse is best: How to eat the world's most expensive chicken http://www.cnn.com/travel/article/bresse-chicken-france/index.html

Sorry for late response... the wet run condition in the last several weeks make it hard to capture photo. I purchased few PolyCarbonate Plastic Roof Panels recently and will fix the problem in March/April 2018.

I know there are questions about bloodline in the past. According the GreenFire auction, there are 2 bloodlines that imported from them. You can find the information in the auction here...