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After looking at lots of breed info I went with the Australorpe because they seemed to be the best of both worlds. They appear to get broody but NOT TOO BROODY, also only found one other breed that out lays them. My first choice was the RIR's because they are top notch layers but they don't appear to get broody for most people and their roosters are mean (don't want the pups or wifey to get attacked! lol)Lovely coop! Great space. I'm sure any bird you choose will be very happy there.
I highly recommend buff orpingtons! I am raising my second flock of them and I am so happy I stuck with them. Great layers and meat birds, friendly, great mothers. Cold hearty. Bares confinement well. A great all-around bird. Not to mention they are beautiful!
Silver or gold laced Wyandottes or red stars are a close second favorite! I am raising my first Black Australorpe now and she is a feisty one! I like her!