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Probably. I only know the breeds I intend to procure. The Bantam rooster was given to me when a neighbor was moving and needed to get rid of their chickens. Consequently I don't know much about his specific breed (other than how he behaves in my flock).

Hi. The golden one is crossed with a Buff Orpington. The grey ones are crossed with a hen that is half Plymouth Rock and half-Ameracauna. (She looks like a Plymouth but lays green eggs.) Their dad is your classic Bantam. Quite beautiful.

I've got no less than three young roosters who've all recently come of age. If you live in Lane or Benton county (Oregon) and are in need of a good protector for your flock, these guys can do the job. They've grown up free ranging (sleeping in a coop at night) and are now showing their stuff in...

Hey folks, Thought I'd answer the intro questions as I haven't been here for a while... (1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens? I first started tending to chickens about ten years ago or so with a landmate. By the following year I had my own mixed together with his...

Not as often as I'd like. It's pretty far (though not as far as most of the other posts on this site). Do you ever come to the Olympic Natl Forest or anywhere else up here?

I'm looking for a black australorp rooster for my flock of 12. Do you still have him? I'm on the Olympic Peninsula.

Hi. Do you still have those roosters? I'm looking to for a rooster for my flock of 12 mixed hens. I'm near Port Ludlow.