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@summerb123 That is awesome. The one next to your Dorkings, is it a Welsummer?

Those chicks are super cute!

Funny thing, after my answer was given in my last post, I walked out of the door to find one Australorp girl and one Dorking girl waiting for me on the step. That has never happened before. By the way we have Silver Gray Dorkings. I love the look of the red. Also I would like to mention that...

Personally I love both breeds. My Aussie girls are super friendly and lay well. My roo loves to be held and carried around if someone is outside, and he is not foraging. I love the sheen that shines on them. It makes them more than just a back bird. My Dorkings do not lay as many eggs, but are...

We had to order and have money down in November. Unless you do not mind hatchery birds I also suggest starting early. You may be able to find someone local that is friendly enough to set you some eggs, but that is a pure blessing.