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I love all animals but it never ceases to amaze me how easy it is to get attached to a chicken! ❤💔❤

So much truth in all you say! Fortunately, I have no intention to breed and I don't need a perfect chicken. I think it's important to have a standard to breed to and I am grateful for those that take on this task because with some breeding towards perfection, it probably increases the chances...

I got them around 5 weeks old so they were mostly feathered. Because I didn't want roos or the legbar/biele crosses she had tried, I chose the darker birds available from the pen that had the 5 and 6 week old Bielefelder chicks. She directed me to which pens were Bielefelders.

In reference to last 2 messages, I posted elsewhere online and on BYC and it looks as though my hunch was right and I have Welsummers. They weren't part of my plan for my small flock and I'm bummed but it is what it is. Maybe someday, I'll get my bielefelders :/

Mine are 12 weeks and look nothing like her. I've suspected for weeks I was sold welsummers or a hybrid. I specifically sought out/paid for bieles. I'm really annoyed. We only have room for 10 large birds at a time...we've had more but we think the birds are happiest with the space we can...

Odd question...I purchased 2 bieles months ago at a local farm. Not sure what line they are but adults all looked liked typical bieles. Seller showed me a separate pen of a new line she had brought in and the hens were darker...less of the typical pattern in the plumage. I picked out 2 chicks...