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Plymouth Rock

The Plymouth Rock originated in New England in the 19th Century & were created by using breeds such as Dominique, Dorkings Cochins, etc.
Pros: Great layers, friendly, healthy
Cons: common bird
The best egg layer, cheap, easy to find backyard chicken. With all the work this breed has had over the years you just can't beat them for eggs. Nice, friendly birds who forage well as free rangers. Nothing flashy or unique about this bird, but there is a reason everyone owns them....they do what you need them to. Highly recommended especially for those new to raising chickens.
Purchase Price
2.75
Purchase Date
2011-03-20
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Pros: Pretty Birds
Cons: a bit flighty
I have a White Rock and a Partridge rock. They seem to be good birds, but have not started laying yet so time will tell. Of all my chickens these 2 are the most flighty and will not come close to any human if they can avoid it. Maybe that wil change after they start laying.
Purchase Date
2011-07-25
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Pros: Tame, Quiet, Very Friendly
Cons: None
We have Barred Rocks we have raised from chicks and they are extremely tame. They follow the kids and I around the yard and will even climb up on our laps when we sit down. Would definitely buy this breed again.
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Pros: Friendly, Sociable, Good Layers
Cons: Comb prone to frostbite
Our Barred Rock, Julliet, is one of our nicest chickens. She likes nothing better then to perch on an unsuspecting arm. Barred Rocks are definitely a breed i would go back to.
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Pros: They are a strong breed from chick to adult.
Cons: They are as mean as can be to other breeds and their own breed.
When we bought them from a lady they were just as mean as they could be to our chickens and even with time they still picked on them.I thought maybe they were just mean so i hatched out chicks thinking maybe they would be nicer....Wrong..
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