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Quote: You saw one privater breeders stock and make a judgement about breeders and their stock on that one breeder? Hatcheries do serve a purpose as you stated; a very important purpose. However, I promise you that you are not going to find a SINGLE hatchery in the US that can provided you...

Quote: do you have more info these birds? edited to add: greenfire has them: http://greenfirefarms.com/store/category/chickens/rhodebar/ According to the Britannic Rare Breeds- The Rhodebar was developed by several parties at around the same period prior to 1950. It is possible existing...

Quote: Also check the Breed Club web page (if they have one) I know that some of the breed clubs share a message board on the net, that message board is then divided into each breed. Here is a list of the clubs that share that message board---- Plymouth Rock Fancier's Club of America, Cochins...

Quote: Also check the Breed Club web page (if they have one) I know that some of the breed clubs share a message board on the net, that message board is then divided into each breed. Here is a list of the clubs that share that message board---- Plymouth Rock Fancier's Club of America, Cochins...

Quote: There are many, many "pure" breeds that make nice dual purpose breeds. . . that's what they were made to be, not just show birds... Mitch I agree with Mitch, there are "pure" breeds that make nice dual purpose breeds. I would say all of the American Large Fowl Breeds and most if not...

Quote: There are very few if any true Lamona around anymore. Chris

Any of the crosses below would make a good table fowl but keep in mind the birds from a breeder will work better than birds from a hatchery. (hatchery birds are a lot smaller than they should be) • Light Sussex x White Wyandotte An excellent table chicken but care must be taken in selecting...