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I bought Partridge Chanteclers from Ideal three years ago in June, and am getting more at the end of this month. I have also purchased some from Sandhill, and hatched out some myself. They are a breed that takes a good long time to mature. As for size, our Ideal birds had some small and some much larger. It will be interesting to see if they are the same in this next shipment.
The birds personalities are great...very friendly, come when called. They love to play in show and puddles. Roosters are sweethearts.
I love your crele rooster. What a Beauty!
p.s. the birds laid well all winter, and since last fall the eggs were noticibly larger. I will say though, that even if they act broody, don't believe it! Give the eggs to a breed that is motherly if you want them to hatch and thrive.
That's good to know. Though I still wonder. Clover and I bought chicks from the same BYCer and they're still TINY. I thought they were bantam for sure. They just don't really seem to get much larger at all. I really hope it's just that they're slow growers!
I bought Partridge Chanteclers from Ideal three years ago in June, and am getting more at the end of this month. I have also purchased some from Sandhill, and hatched out some myself. They are a breed that takes a good long time to mature. As for size, our Ideal birds had some small and some much larger. It will be interesting to see if they are the same in this next shipment.
The birds personalities are great...very friendly, come when called. They love to play in show and puddles. Roosters are sweethearts.
I love your crele rooster. What a Beauty!
p.s. the birds laid well all winter, and since last fall the eggs were noticibly larger. I will say though, that even if they act broody, don't believe it! Give the eggs to a breed that is motherly if you want them to hatch and thrive.
That's good to know. Though I still wonder. Clover and I bought chicks from the same BYCer and they're still TINY. I thought they were bantam for sure. They just don't really seem to get much larger at all. I really hope it's just that they're slow growers!