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I raise and breed Dominiques, but am located in Kansas. The Dominique Club of America website has a directory of reputable breeders. There should be several good options not to far away from you. Excellent choice on the Dominiques, by the way. Between their history, beauty, productivity, and...

Very cool!

I am in southeast Kansas, on the Oklahoma state line. Our birds in this part of the world have to be able to put up with both blazing hot summers, and bitter cold winters. I raise free range American Dominiques, and they thrive in a rural homestead setting. They guy I got my hatching eggs from...

You are both doing great! Chickens are darn tough birds!

Yeah, that would’ve ticked me off for sure!

106 in southeast Kansas. Over 100 here every day this week.

Ive been cranking out batches of Dominiques all growing season. I’ve been giving chicks to friends, family, anyone that’s wants them. Doing my best to spread the word about this awesome breed of chicken!

The hens whip out their opposable thumbs when we’re not looking.

Biddies!

Biddies!

My broody mama Dominique sitting on a clutch of 12 eggs should hatch today. She sure is talking to them, and I’m hearing some faint peeps in the eggs. Exciting!

I have a Dominique broody on a clutch of 12 eggs, who’s chicks should hatch today. Exciting!

Turkeys are not the easiest to coop train, IMO.

I set 22 Dominique eggs today for a hatch date of April 22nd.

It is possible, yes. I’m not great with the head spot method per se, but I can tell by the shade of their beak and legs. I think that the male and female chicks have a different overall look from each other. Males being lighter in coloration than the females.

Ended up with 21 chicks out of 22 eggs.

I ended up with 21 chicks out of 22 eggs.

I ended up with 21 chicks out of 22 eggs.

I also have a broody mama on the nest! These should hatch in a couple of weeks.