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Very cute. At first glance I thought the buff hens were a cat. Time to get to the eye doctor lol
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She is... but only for the reason that we decided to start our flock choosing a mixed assortment of friendly, docile, winter-hardy, egg laying breeds. So we chose to get one of each breed on our short list and then by popular demand of my 3 little daughters, got 2 more Easter Eggers. I bet you are going to love yours! Are you getting Lights, Darks, or Buffs?
That's such a good idea to get all different kinds. I went with light brahmas because of the hot humid weather down here in south east louisiana. I've noticed that my darker birds always had a bit more difficult time staying cool. I got a few other breeds as well, mostly buff orps for my little girl, going to try some marans as well, and getting some andalusians and easter eggers because those are some of my favorites. I love the variety they bring
Everywhere my Bramha Maxine has been broody
Omg Bramhas are hard headed broodies
Oh thank you! I do love her so much already. She is like the labrador of our chicks. Quite the people pleaser. I am very glad we decided to pick a Brahma chicken for our flock.@kekstrom your Blanche is adorable. You'll just love that gal as she grows. My Lt. Brahma was named Miranda, just such a sweet hen.