- Mar 24, 2014
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Hi everyone,
I am brand new to the forum and to owning chickens. I recently bought a log cabin on 4 acres here in VT and as we approach spring iI am looking forward to acquiring my first chickens and planting a garden on my own property.
I have been researching chickens over the winter and am interested in the rarer breeds. I already own a rare Curly horse and even rarer Curly mule. So of course I am not interested in buying black sex link chickens from the hardware store, though I think it is a fine choice for others. I have been researching Mahogany and Spangled Russian Orloffs and am quite intent on owning Orloffs as my chickens. But I am having a hard time finding information on breeders and do not feel comfortable with most of the hatcheries. Both Strombergs and Sand Hill have Orloffs. Of these two would people recommend Sand Hill?
I would love to hear more about other people's experience owning them as well as where they bought their birds. Thank you in advance for any helpful information.
I am brand new to the forum and to owning chickens. I recently bought a log cabin on 4 acres here in VT and as we approach spring iI am looking forward to acquiring my first chickens and planting a garden on my own property.
I have been researching chickens over the winter and am interested in the rarer breeds. I already own a rare Curly horse and even rarer Curly mule. So of course I am not interested in buying black sex link chickens from the hardware store, though I think it is a fine choice for others. I have been researching Mahogany and Spangled Russian Orloffs and am quite intent on owning Orloffs as my chickens. But I am having a hard time finding information on breeders and do not feel comfortable with most of the hatcheries. Both Strombergs and Sand Hill have Orloffs. Of these two would people recommend Sand Hill?
I would love to hear more about other people's experience owning them as well as where they bought their birds. Thank you in advance for any helpful information.