Ok, I went to feather site, and yes,I had forgotten how many drool worthy colors they have on there.
Unfortunately, most of those colors are not found in the USA. :(
I have rarely had a dog kill only one chicken.
And, even though I have never had super expensive chickens, and I guess the going rate for chickens might be the $12-$15 you quoted.....
But, a dog climbed over my fence, jumped through my netting, pushed its way through a small chicken pop door...
That is what I keep reading...but then the same post says he has no web site...you just have to call...that also means no pictures before I buy.
How do I get to see a list of what he has, his prices, and if he ships to Alaska?
Stromberg says that they sell show quality birds, including Silver Grey Dorking.
Have any of you'll ordered from them?
I was wondering what quality they had, either with their regular line of chickens of their show quality line.
I loved the fact, that even though their show quality chicks...
BGMatt, did you think I was being snarky?
I did mean it, I find the discussion about the temperament quite interesting.
For me, temperament is a BIG determining factor over whether I want to raise a breed or not.
I don't have any Dorkings right now, but I want two or three quality breeds next...
Oh, bother!
I have been thinking that I would like to stop the "mixed flock that I keep replacing about every two years" and go to two, maybe three pure breeds.
I don't actually want to show, but I did want "breeder stock" instead of "hatchery stock" birds. Simply from a quality standpoint...
Thanks for the info........
That would explain things.....why I haven't found them.
There is a very pretty rose comb rooster at the top of the page on
Chickenbreedslist.com/Dorking
I wonder where he came from, because I would be happy to own him. :D
Actually...on the Dorking Club page...