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  • Porcelain d'Uccle Bantam
    5.00 star(s)
    Had a handful of roosters.
    My experience with the Procelain Duccle is a Joyous one. I have found them to handle well and even be one of the easiest of my flock to scoop up...
    • Dakota8472
  • Barnyard mix
    3.00 star(s)
    Meh, they are okay
    2 broody mamas hatched 10 chicks last year, but I could never handle them because they would zoom away. They are very skittish, but that's because...
    • talkinboutchickens
  • Olive Egger
    5.00 star(s)
    Olive Eggers can have various breed parentage!
    :hmm Hard to tell what you'll get with a cross-bred chicken like the Olive Eggers unless you know the specific parents or even parentage breeds...
    • FlockVillemaire
  • Sapphire Gem (Dominate Blue D 107)
    5.00 star(s)
    GET THIS BREED NOW!!! You will not regret it.
    I can't stress enough for you to get this breed! They are literally the most sweetest breed ever. My hen Gert is a very big chicken, has stocky...
    • talkinboutchickens
  • Olive Egger
    5.00 star(s)
    such gentleman rooster
    I only have one olive egger, his name is Benny and I got him from a local breeder. Let me just say- the SWEETEST boy to his hens. He will...
    • talkinboutchickens

Latest comments

  • Orpington
    They are sweet friendly birds but sometimes you might get a noisy one or more in the batch. Most of mine like to complain and yell. Not as loud as...
    • koturnix
  • Olive Egger
    So you do understand that the parentage of F1 Olive Eggers ONLY require a Blue Egger and Brown (Chocolate or Light) to breed! Any temperament...
    • FlockVillemaire
  • Cornish Bantams
    Realizing that this is an old post, I wanted to respond because there’s just not enough info out there for this breed. It took about 6mos for the...
    • Carisblues
  • Cornish Bantams
    My hen, hatched in June, started laying in January.
    • Carisblues
  • Whiting True Green
    You can't call a hybrid that doesn't breed true a breed. That's the thing about a breed, they breed true, and hybrids are the result of two actual...
    • Foxyfox82

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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.
sunnychickville
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This large, tall and friendly breed is a good dual-purpose chicken. It is said to be one of the...
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These start out as yellow chicks and they grow into white hens with black flecks. They typically...
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These blue sex-linked birds lay green/dark green eggs. The chicks are fat little handfuls with...
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it is tamed. a bit naughty chasing all the hens around
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Production Blacks were developed by Ideal Poultry in the early 1960's. They are a combination of...
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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.
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The Lakenvelder is a Dutch breed from the dutch town Lakervelt. First exhibited in England in...
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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.
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