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Henrietta is almost 6 months....cold here this morning so getting a little 'stretch' for a real SOP pose was not happening. tail is starting to really come in now. Love her head, comb, width and depth, rich color and tight wing carriage. I would not mind a bit more length of back though. My male...

X 2 agreed! Those ads would be more correct if they purported "Eggs from Show Quality Stock"

Oh good!! Having your stamp of approval on husbandry etc is a high honor in my book! Of course, I learned a lot of it from you!!!

Henrietta (Dragonlady grand daugther) at 5 months....still finishing but I kinda like her

Quality Buff Orpingtons will fit the bill!!

What gorgeous photos!!!!!!!!

Such a wonderful male!!! I just received some of his kids....gorgeous even at 8-10 weeks---LOVE 'em already!!

Yes, that's one of the most evident differences even to newcomers...standard bred birds are BIG compared to hatchery/feed store birds. Of course there's alot more differences too but size is the first to meet the eye (-;

EXCELLENT comparison for differences in sire type despite being 3 months apart in age too. Both are lovely all around and notice the nice stiff main tails too!!

Thankyou...she will find out that she's becoming part of a breeding trio

She may not fully appreciate her 'surprise' on Wednesday, but I certainly will

Henrietta at almost 15 weeks....still getting her "big girl" feathers in.

I order mine from Jeffer's Vet Supply online.

What a lovely job they've done with their Fall decor too!! What a sweet photo!!

Super cute photos!!!

Nice photo!!!

"Henrietta" at 12 weeks and in juvenile molt phase currently. Not often one sees a Buff Orp pullet (12 weeks) and Buff Rock pullet (11 weeks) next to each other....Unique opportunity to compare & contrast these breeds--Enjoying both

CONGRATS to both of you!!!!