Chantecler Thread: Buff, Patridge, White, Red and any rare colors!

[FowlStuff]

My husband just got back from the Canadian Heritage Breeds show with the news that our mystery pullet might be a Buff Chantecler. She came from a lady who bought birds for her grand-daughter but decided to sell them when her grand-daughter didn't show interest-she really didn't know much about the multiple breed flock she had. This pullet is the only one that has stumped us! We knew she wasn't an Orpington as her build is different and is yellow skinned. We thought maybe a buff rock but her build isn't as hefty! Personality-wise, this pullet wants nothing to do with us. I would describe her as flighty. She is just about to start laying so we're hoping she settles in like the other ladies!
Could she be a Buff Chantecler?
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Taken today, sorry about the bad quality, she's super fast!


Pictured at lower right, 2 months ago.

She appears to be from the photos.

 

[Chicken-Eye]

Hey Chantecler fanciers! My Buff Chantecler cockerel named concorde is acting up. Out of 5 stars how would you rate a Chantecler's friendliness?

 

[Chicken-Eye]

Also, how would I get a Jubilee coloured Chantecler? It's one of my favourite colours so I want it on my favourite chicken breed.

 

[all4children]

She appears to be from the photos.

Wow, I'm so sorry you didn't get an answer to this question, I, for one, I'm very curious! Did she turn out to be a buff chantecler? I honestly didn't even know that was a thing. All I was aware of was the white and the partridge! Wow. She's so pretty.