What is your LEAST favorite breed? (CLOSED, see the List!)

[M@M@2four]

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Yep, yep!!! I totally forgot about the modern game chickens....they are jiust freaky looking! They look alien like with those long legs!!! LOL!!!!

 

[DTchickens]

I dislike frizzles. Just cant bring myself to like them.

 

[Davaroo]

Am I the only one that clicked that link????

Probably not - but youre the only one brave enough to admit it!​

 

[Marlinchaser]

M@M@2four :

And guineas...I know, Marlinchaser, I now am the owner of 6 lovely guineas, thanks to you..but they're starting to grow on me.

They remind me of little old church ladies with too much "rouge" and fake eye lashes. lol And last is cornish chickens.

Bring that silkie on over the kitties need lunch, they dont bother my birds but they wouldnt recognize a silkie as a chicken(they only recognize REAL chickens)
Dont forget to grab at least one of the kittens, and there are 14 more Keets waiting for you.

 

[nightshade]

#1 deffently any type of goose - I know its not a chicken but come on they are nasty nasty creatures
#2 red sexlinks
#3 leghorns- only for eggs are they worth having lol
#4 silkies - unless they are sizzles

 

[HorseFeathers]

OK, there's an updated list on post #1, but please no arguing over breeds! Each to his (or her) own!

 

[ticks]

1. silkies
2. Turkens
3. showgirl
4. POLISH I like to see the face of a chicken!
5. Arcauna

 

[blue fire]

I clicked the link too

naked necks are confusing to me who gets them and why, not being mean, totaly serious. Like does the lack of feathering help them in warm climates or something?

 

[Ace_king_brahma]

There really isn't any breeds I don't really like. Though after some thought I would say lower quailty frizzles. The ones that are only part frizz where the feathers on curl upward at the tips.

 

[Davaroo]

Like does the lack of feathering help them in warm climates or something?
Yes. Devotees of the breed make that exact claim - they were developed to thrive in hot climates.
Heres a link to a featherless chicken, if youre interested in such things. For those who like NN's, this could be love at first sight:

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn2307-featherless-chicken-creates-a-flap.html