Recent content by jjrj254

These Pictures of these buffs I found were from some of the best bloodlines in the UK

Yes, now I’m aware. I’ve always been aiming to breed towards English standard But recently I saw those on YouTube and got distracted but I prefer the English type

No, I want them to match the English standard, I’ve seen some good American standard orpingtons but I prefer the english standard

I like both but I would prefer the English type

It says it wasn’t taken at a show in France but the captions are German

You might be right, they do look German, I will try to find out

The UK standard

I’ve always liked the type of the English birds better, my first Chicken ever had very good type unfortunately she was really old and not laying when I found her

I’ve fed turkey feed before hoping it would help size and I did get some very large roosters but the hens would remain average sized, I do have my own line of imported English orpingtons that oven aquired over the years from different breeders that have been imported but I’ve noticed that of all...

I am not completely sure for backyard shows, It might not be a problem there but i was just going by what it said in the standard of perfection book

The shanks are supposed to be yellow and this pullet doesn’t have yellow shanks and that’s a disqualification for a gold laced Wyandotte

I have noticed a lot of Breeders in the US that breed English Orpington have different imported Orpington colors with great “English” type. But the Buff Orpingtons don’t seem to have as good “type” as the rest, they seem to be smaller than the other color varieties in my opinion. I’ve been...

I could do $10 for half a dozen. 3 would be more probable that they break during shipping

Ship anywhere in the U.S I'm located in Texas. And yes they're fertilized

I have English Buff Orpington eggs $20 a dozen +shipping ($15)