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I got an OEGB by chance about three weeks ago; it only took an hour for her to be top hen of my little flock. (11 chickens) She even bosses my two roosters around.. It's sorta funny watching...

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Production
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I thought it was just 'me'. Today, at the feed store, I ran into another 'fan' and owner of Production (reds). The two of us agreed that there just isn't a better chicken. They are...

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I love my Barnvelders. I have 2 double-laced hens and a Blue-Laced rooster and absolutely would recommend these birds to anyone. They are beautiful, their dark, mahogany brown plumage laced in...

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Cochin
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I have bantam Cochins purchased as young adults from a private breeder.. This breed has done exceedingly well for me in my southwestern desert climate. My birds have been in temps from 14ºF in...

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Production Black (Ideal)
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that chicken is so awesome

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8/18/12 at 10:19pm

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Member of the Delaware Poultry Club,& SDWD. Heritage Delawares,BBS Barred Rock, Non-hatchery Buff Opr. BBS and Lav. Ameruacanas,Easter Eggers and 2 Heritage RIR girls. NPIP# 56-443

Got to many Roos . Lav. Ameruacana, and Barred type EE they are raised in the same pen. PM me if you need more info.

Member of the Delaware Poultry Club,& SDWD. Heritage Delawares,BBS Barred Rock, Non-hatchery Buff Opr. BBS and Lav. Ameruacanas,Easter Eggers and 2 Heritage RIR girls. NPIP# 56-443

Got to many Roos . Lav. Ameruacana, and Barred type EE they are raised in the same pen. PM me if you need more info.

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