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I'm going to catch so much heat for this, but I can't leave this alone. "Messing" with a breed "designed" for a specific climate is exactly how we got the Chantecler in the first place. The best traits of specific breeds were blended together to create mutts, mutts that were continuously...

They'd be worth adapting to your climate, it would just take some time. MEssage me any time you like -- I'm not an expert, but experience is a good teacher.

Something to consider would be your climate. I lived in Georgia and Florida for a while, so I'm relatively familiar with the temperatures Tennessee gets. Your incredibly warm and often humid summers could be an issue for these birds. They were specifically designed in Canada's frigid climate...

Hi Gucci. We are selecting the larger egg girls. We are also planning to re-introduce some of the foundation breeds as well. We will keep a pure flock, whether their eggs grow in size or not by selecting larger eggs to hatch from, however I will have a project group as well. I recently...

My chanties are the only consistent layers right now and it's -30C here right now. I've learned my Chanty eggs and what they look like. I have 4 white pure girls laying right now and I get 3 of the 4 every day. Their eggs are smaller than my other birds, pure and mixed. My Orp/chanty mixes...

I'm so glad to have been pointed here! Next year I hope to establish a breeding population of White Chantecleres in the Saskatchewan prairies -- I want to try to preserve the bird, maybe develop another colouration line (isn't that every breeders dream? Probably hey...) Theres supposedly a...