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One of my seven month old Columbians.

Ya mean these Jeremy Woeppel birds? He's sure making a great name for himself, isn't he? What a great breeder! From the birds I have seen from him, his reputation is well deserved. We recently traded some of our Heritage RIR to a gentleman for 7 Barred Rock chicks. They were part of his...

Here is a link to some pictures of my Columbian Rocks . Since I also have not been able to upload pics anymore ( read and followed the instructions to no avail) I hope to raise a better rooster from the next batch but the pullets are looking pretty good. I believe I have a good starting point...

Bob, They did come from Georgia. I also have seven more from Georgia that are about seven weeks old. I can see much work ahead with these birds. Only got one cockerel from the first hatch and one from the second hatch. First cockerel to dark and is pretty lanky. Seven week old looking pretty...

They look really nice to me. As for culls, I don't think I would cull any of them. Have you read any of the info on breeding For the Columbian color? There is an article on Bob Blosl website. From what I have read you need to breed dark to light and so forth to aquired good color. Breeding...

Some 11 week old Columbian Rocks.

Jim, My main goal this year is to help Scott improve and preserve these beautiful birds. The Columbian color pattern is new to me and different than breeding my RIR. So there is going to be a nice challenge ahead. You probabaly won't see them there this year maybe next year. Of course I will...

Here are couple of my five 10 week old Columbian Plymouth Rocks. I also have seven 2 week old CR chicks, all hatched from YardfullofRocks eggs (Scott)

Your welcome. I see you live in Mo You might try someone like Kathy for some good birds. :D

I have Columbian Rocks, and although they are still young they are very good natured. I don't think color is an indicator of temperament. The birds you are talking about probably came from a hatchery I would guess? Their temperament is more of an indicator of what the hatchery may have...