Reviews by R1V3R20NG

I have two of these lovely ladies, i used to have three. They are extremely chatty, which i LOVE! None of them, sadly, are/were quality birds. Cocopuff and Roasted Marshmallow had no beards... (Cocopuff was the one that died) and Sassy or Sarsaparilla, has completely wrong coloring for a salmon favorelle, but still has a beard. Marshmallow loves to go broody, and from what I've heard from sassy's former owner she does too. They are great mothers, and typically are friendly and like people to a certain extent. If you want a friendly, broody hen, these guys are for you.

I have a silver laced cochin rooster who is absolutely adorable. He giggles to call the girls over to eat. when he runs his legs look like stumps. He puts the ladies first always, it doesn't matter what he is doing.He fails almost every time he tries to mate though. Ive watched him fall off, get dragged, or run into something. He breaks up fights; he hates it when they do and screeches and grabs one of them so they can't fight anymore. Major Chaps is the best rooster i could've hoped for! I love him, he loves his ladies!

These are amazing birds who love love love love people. What i mean by aggressive being a good or bad thing is because they might beat up the other hens, but that will protect them from getting their afro getting ripped out. They are fun to watch run around the yard. You don't need to worry so much about them being cold in the winter when they are younger since they become fully feathered at a very young age.

I have a super cute dark brahma who tramples over my feet for food. Tried to eat my tooth once. I guess i had something stuck in there. I can teach her to jump across things.

Absolutely love my Silver Laced Wyandotte. She lays big, almost ball shaped eggs. She loves people and will hang around you if your gardening, loves getting fed worms. I have plenty of hilarious stories about her.