Oh I thought they wereWho excepts Lavender? I thought only buff, white, black and BBsplash were 'acceptable' ?
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Oh I thought they wereWho excepts Lavender? I thought only buff, white, black and BBsplash were 'acceptable' ?
You are correct and I love the lavs and all I buy and breed is orps I do breed 50%Correct me if I am wrong about this, but I thought no true English Orpington would be accepted as an APA Orpington. The English body type is significantly different than the APA body type which is focuses on production rather than show.
I thought this issue was the reason for the split between the APA people and the group that have started the American British Poultry Club. Am I wrong about this?
Personally I love my American HinkJC lavs. But I find myself only buying English Orpingtons these days.
So only the bbs are accepted or there are no accepted colors? I couldn't show the EO's? Im new to this breed sorry!!
Who excepts Lavender? I thought only buff, white, black and BBsplash were 'acceptable' ?
At what age do the orpington roos start to crow?
My big boy is still silent with no attempts, and he's almost 4 months. He's the only male in the coop, but I'm beginning to think he may be "hen-pecked." The older girls do not share the upper roost with him, but he's at least at the top of the pecking order among the ones of same age.
He's very big & has huge red headgear - especially when compared to the pullets. I'm confident he's a boy. That's why I'm wondering now if the older hens are somehow preventing him from crowing. The older hens sleep on the upper roost & rule the coop.I've had them crow at a couple months old and scare the heck out of themselves when they do. 4 months though I might start thinking he's a pullet.....