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Quote: She is very "Regal"

Quote: Magnifique !

Quote: wzup402, The only thing that comes to mind is the abbreviation for Delaware (DE). HMB

Quote: Spectacular! Flower boxes and all! How many birds do you keep? HMB

Hey All! I got this idea off the web site too! http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv253/1toscany/TheRoyalCoop.jpg I live in the small college city of Athens. I knew I could not have a Rooster, and I live alone. This is the right size to have four hens. It is 6' by 8', and has a walk up and...

Quote: This is awesome, John. I have been to your part of the country. Gets very cold and windy. A great place for your birds! HMB

Quote: Very nice...The coop of all coops! I can see that we have our breeds in common! Happy Memorial Day! HMB

Mrs. Feather, It is a beautiful structure. The Rulers that once lived in the Taj Mahal would be proud! HMB

The best grit, I find, is of Oyster shell. It can be purchased at the Feed Stores. It is an excellent mineral supplement. Try to store it in a plastic container after you open it. It is usuall sold in 25 lbs. bags. HMB

I have to say Plymouth Barred Rocks... Good temperments, personality, size, eggs, friendly. My second all time favorite is English Speckled Sussex. I like the older breeds of chickens...

I am not good at posting my pictures, but here are a few URL photos of my breeds. I raise Stafford Canaries, which are both color and type canaries. I am a member of the SCCA. Birds are banded for the show bench. I have quite a few offspring this year. http://www.staffords-usa.com/ I also...

I am in Athens-Clarke County, Georgia

When I lived out in the country, I raised 40 English Sussex at a time. When I could sex them (which is pretty easy, when you get the hang of it), I traded half for RIR and Barred Rocks (obviously my favorite)... I sold the remainder to interested folks (State Farmer's Bulletin), and kept a...

I have owned and raised, English Sussex... McMurray Hatchery has had them.

I have seen as many as 13 chicks hatch in a brood. Not to say it is any world record...