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Hi Dries Lag, Excellent posts. It's good to meet a fellow Campinist. Kind regards, Ross

G'day, This is the post #295 in the Campine Section where I added the link to my paper called "The Charm of the Campine". In there I mainly cover my involvement, the Australian Standards (which is basically similar to the British Standards and very similar to the American Standards) some...

G'day Fred, I once posted a link to a paper, in this forum, that I wrote on Campines and as far as I am aware only one or two people looked at it. I've only been breeding them since the 1950's, so maybe I am too inexperienced, or perhaps it's the fact that I am not in the USA. Kind regards...

G'day again from Australia, Below is a link to the paper that I recently presented as part of a Power Point presentation on Campines. It is Australian based but I trust you may enjoy it...

Quote: G'day Deb, He was Best in Show within the Campine section of that show. The Champion was decided from the Silvers and Golds. I think from memory that there were about 32 assorted Campines in various Cock, Hen, Cockerel and Pullet classes in both colours that day. The biggest show...

G'day, Provided they are healthy, well wormed and happy fowls you can expect one egg a day from a good Campine female. They may take a few days to settle in. I'm sorry to tell you that a six foot high fence to a Campine is just a mere small step, as they are very agile and active. They are...

This is my first attempt at adding a picture here, so I hope I've done it correctly. The picture is one of my Silver Campines Cockerels that won Best of Show - Campine at Poultry 2004 in Canberra ACT Australia. I was more than pleased he got the award and that day we picked up Reserve as well...

G'day from Australia, Dan. I have originals of American Poultry Journal - June 1913 where a Silver Campine Cockerel belong to Frank E. Hering - South Bend, Indiana is on the front cover. I also have the issue of July 1930 with a pair of Silvers in full colour is on the cover. In the 1930...

G'day and thanks for the lovely welcome, yes, I have both Silver and Gold Campines, but my preference is the Silver variety. I just think a Silver Campine flock picking away on green grass is such a beautiful sight. I fairly green to this type of forum but later I can try to add some...

G'day from Australia, One of my grandkids found this forum so we thought we would join it. I'm just getting over a major heart attack and open heart surgery, so this is great therapy for me. I have been breeding & exhibiting Campines (& other fowls) since I was a young boy, and for well over...