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8 chickens 2 roosters10 chickens total?
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8 chickens 2 roosters10 chickens total?
I will try to take a better picture. I'm new on this and I thought this is a common breed and that's why I needed to know their name.Not knowing a background makes it extremely hard to pinpoint a mix. Especially when most chicken breeds don't have many distinguishing characteristics from other breeds. They could be a mix of mixes. It is about like looking at a person and trying to guess their ancestry. I am mostly German. Would you know that by looking at me?
I think I saw a partial crest on one. That means somewhere in that one's background there was likely Polish, Houdan, Sultan, Silkie, Spitz, CCLB, or Crèvecœur. Doesn't look like it was up close as the crest is barely there.
We'll look at better pics and try to guess, but they will be just that: guesses.
They probably are a mix of common breeds. Most likely Production Red/RIR mixes. Except for those crests and modified combs. Those are coming from something else. Most likely Polish a couple generations back. Maybe Wyandotte.I will try to take a better picture. I'm new on this and I thought this is a common breed and that's why I needed to know their name.
8 hens 2 roosters, they are all chickens8 chickens 2 roosters
These are their eggs:They probably are a mix of common breeds. Most likely Production Red/RIR mixes. Except for those crests and modified combs. Those are coming from something else. Most likely Polish a couple generations back. Maybe Wyandotte.
What color are their eggs? Light brown I'm assuming.
Sorry, my bad. I'm from Europe and my english is not that good.8 hens 2 roosters, they are all chickens
Interesting to see the cream colored eggs in there.These are their eggs:
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Oh location helps too!Sorry, my bad. I'm from Europe and my english is not that good.
It's fine! just clearing up confusion! (my english isn't great either )Sorry, my bad. I'm from Europe and my english is not that good.
I should've noted that earlier but I didn't think that would help. Thank you for trying to help.
I've learned that female chickens are called hens in this forum and I still forgot it now lol. Thank youIt's fine! just clearing up confusion! (my english isn't great either )