I had two hens in my original flock, years ago. They were very flighty. One even decided to roost in a neighbors tree two nights in a row without coming home, but I loved their personalities. Absolutely friendly, when they wanted to be. Terrified of their own shadow any given moment, or not, depending on their mood. The first to the food bowl and the last to leave, but always looking fit and trim. If a chicken could strut like a supermodel these girls would rule the runway, or just poop on it and walk away. (lol!) One of my hens was a total diva. Her comb grew quite large and flopped to one side. It only made her look more "hip." lol!
I would love to add this breed back into my flock, but I haven't found any good breeders. There was a gorgeous hen that was for sale locally. However, the seller insisted that the rooster and hen must be sold as a set. There are problems with that arrangement that I cannot see fit to pursue the issue: 1) I have two many roosters already (planning a chicken soup making event soon.) 2) The rooster has an obvious physical deformity (possibly genetic, which is not good for breeding). So, I am still searching for some good birds or hatching eggs. Maybe this spring I will find some.
I would love to add this breed back into my flock, but I haven't found any good breeders. There was a gorgeous hen that was for sale locally. However, the seller insisted that the rooster and hen must be sold as a set. There are problems with that arrangement that I cannot see fit to pursue the issue: 1) I have two many roosters already (planning a chicken soup making event soon.) 2) The rooster has an obvious physical deformity (possibly genetic, which is not good for breeding). So, I am still searching for some good birds or hatching eggs. Maybe this spring I will find some.