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Chicken Breeds 193
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Latest reviews
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Black Sex Link chickenMy friendliest chick so farMy black sex link hasnt started laying yet, but so far I am absolutely in love with her. Her personality is the best of all the 15 chickens I have.- ella2025
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Rhode Island RedFriendlyMy rir is 4 weeks old today. She/he ( i bought straight run and think it's a he) is very friendly so far.
- ella2025
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StarBlack sex link - LOVE everything about herMy black sex link hen is only 4 weeks old now. I initially bought 2 of them but one turned out to be an olive egger. Anyway both are incredibly...
- ella2025
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Silkieso cute and fluffyI love this breed, I just wish they were more often sold as sexed females.
- ella2025
Latest comments
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British Tailed AraucanaIs this what I have?!? I thought it was a Mille De Fluer!! She does have feather on her legs and the wind is really pushing her head feather up...- Milhouse
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Easter EggerThat is why for years and years we call today (and the season), Resurrection Sunday not easter.- C Siena
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Cornish BantamsWhere did you get your birds very interested in learning more wanting so bantams with decent breast size- jcluff
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Olive EggerKinda like how a specifically crossbred "labradoodle" is seldom considered just a mutt! LOL!
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Chicken Breeds
The Sienna Star is a gold and silver sex-link. The genetics are a Brown Leghorn and a Sussex, making an excellent egg layer that produces cream-colored eggs. They are robustness and quiet and lay approximately 290 eggs/year. Male 5lbs. Female 4lbs.
Short. Roosters have basic Iridescent sickle tail feathers, Orange,Red, Black/gray/blue body feathers. Hens look like brown Leghorns, with a feather tuft around comb.
The Sussex is a Breed of chicken that originates from the small town of Sussex in England. The Sussex comes in 8 different colours (varieties), which include: Brown, Buff, Light, Red, Speckled, Silver, White and Coronation. The Silver Sussex is a heavily feathered breed which makes it very hardy...
Developed for the long, thin feathers on the roosters, these chickens have been kept only by a few breeders for decades. The feathers are used primarily in tying dry flies, but a new trend is to use these as decorations in hair.
This large, tall and friendly breed is a good dual-purpose chicken. It is said to be one of the...
These start out as yellow chicks and they grow into white hens with black flecks. They typically...
These blue sex-linked birds lay green/dark green eggs. The chicks are fat little handfuls with...
Production Blacks were developed by Ideal Poultry in the early 1960's. They are a combination of...
These small birds form the base of your flock if your lucky enough to get one. They are cute pets for kids and adults alike and you will not regret adding these birds to your flock.
The Lakenvelder is a Dutch breed from the dutch town Lakervelt. First exhibited in England in...
Large, heavy bird that needs care for its feathered feet. Large houses and pop-holes and low perches are best for this breed. The Buff Cochin isn't a good egg-layer but it is friendly and gentle and shouldn't create any problems.