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Are the eggs large? My biels lay huge eggs.

Beautiful. Is he SOP worthy?

I have a couple Biels and I wish I had more. They’re smart, friendly, large, cold hardy, and are an auto-sexing breed. I had to rehome my cockerel as we are not allowed to have roosters. I’m in MN and I know a good small breeder who will ship chicks when the weather warms up.

Ron is getting ready for the Welsumer hens.

The alert one is Ginger. She’s one of the top in pecking order. Lucy is one of the quickest and smartest.

If anyone in the north central U.S. is trying to start a new breeding flock of Bielefelders, I know a small NPIP certified breeder in southern MN who has a dozen pullets aged 8-16 weeks that he would sell. He also has a couple of cockerels the same age. He also has others for sale but these meet...

Go Baby go!

Keep us informed. Now I want to get another chicken (I have nine but that’s an odd number so I should get one more).

Exciting. Where did you order from?

I had no idea there was another color until I saw it on this thread. I looked up the prices they're charging for the silver color. Ya right. Not in this lifetime.

The breeder I posted about charges minimal for his heritage breeds. He has CCLs, Bielefelders, Wheaten Marans, and some BCMs. He’s trying to create a sex linked cross that lays green eggs so he usually has a bunch of “MarsBars” (EE) for sale. That’s what he calls them. I bought several and their...

Ask him: Warren Formo [email protected]

My local breeder (MN) has a few standard Bielefelders for sale that hatched in June. He has very pretty birds. See Ron the cockerel in earlier posts.

His new owner said he already thinks he’s the boss.

He has a couple girlfriends and no other roosters have picked a fight with him yet.

Ron is out of cockerel quarantine at his new home and is ready to be a key player in the cross breeding experiment with the Wellsummer hens.

I live in MN and I just rehomed a beautiful Bielefelder cockerel to some folks who are going to cross him with some Welsommer hens. And I bought three more pullets to replace him. Ugh! Dang chicken marh.

Bella

This is Ron. He's an 18 week old cockerel. He lives with six assorted breed pullets, one of which is a Biel pullet, named Lucy, who is the reddish bird standing behind him. Although he is a pig at the food trough or treat tray, he's always watching out for danger and he's a gentle fellow. I'm...

He's gorgeous