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I would like to congratulate Cathy Gleason for a nice placement this weekend at Bluebonnet/Tx show her New Hampshire cockerel had Reserve American which is a supurb honor as it was an awesome RIR(Texas has lots of them) that bested her for the first place in class that Red went on and got...

chixmix gjensen can set you in the right direction in your area he is in South Carolina or sgribble in NW Ga. smarsh Doug Akers could help in your vicinity too Jeff

Oh yes I can attest to that, Mrs. Kathy has great stock. I have the proof right here in my sight daily. This coming year I will be breeding from my selected ones from this stock myself and if what I see you have accomplished with yours and others have done too, I think I'm going to be pleased...

I agree, I love seeing them up there on champions row, me. LOL Jeff

I saw that on FB good job Walt the NHs are kicking tail this year. COOL Steven Gribble(sgribble) just won champ of the NH meet at the Knoxville show with a NH pullet this past weekend too he followed her win up with reserved champ cockerel he went there with both barrels ready. He also had...

Thanks for the link to the show pics Lukas they were a sight to behold for sure nice slide show of some awesomeness LOL Jeff

Wow its nice to see another type New Hampshire from different areas of the world.. I like those the neck/hackle striping, it is far too much (by US Standards) but they are very attractive. I would love to have a male here with that much Columbian striping in the hackles for a Buff Columbian...

I can relate here too, this year I'm not hatching any of my whatchamacallits on purpose If any shows up they will be from sneaky broodies and if so, I hope to find all their little hidey holes and sneak LF eggs (Rocks Reds and NH and Del project) under them. The broodies were extra special too...

Cool pics, its always nice to see NH's winning ribbons, congrats Rhonda and to your daughter too. great job Jeff

Yes some do. I have had couple of those XW crosses go through a mini molt like. It's not a written in stone/given that all chickens molt at 18 mo. they can molt whenever Scott it is a seasonal deal as much as a timing thing. Less light hours, less food intake/change up in diets (due to seasonal...

If one of the males show signs of striping(columbian. some do, sometimes its faint)) in the the hackles then use him over the solid necked girls and vice versa. Jeff

Contact Matt1616 on here he's got both and he can give a little history to them too. its all in this thread too if you start from the beginning. Jeff

I've found generally the white usually is more pronounced with each successive molt, I have not studied this in NH but some Delawares and Barred Rocks. J/S Jeff

shine? hey you posted it was just wondern what? myself Jeff

white lightnin'?

Mrs. Kathy does have some good'uns My ones I have from her group has just finished up their molt and look absolutely awesome and when they get their nice bright red combs and wattles back, they will even look more glorious. I have them a beau all ready and willing to participate in producing...

will be waiting with bells on LOL LOL Jeff

Walt- congrats on the prize wins those "orange chickens" are doing us all proud Cindy great to see your xperiment having good results Scott glad to see yours too I see you figured it out, huh i never got anything off your profile other than the psychedelic image you already had posted on...

Exactly, you either got good ones or not so good of ones(LOL) is the difference betwixt them. Jeff The "German" description needs to go right besides the word "Heritage poultry" in the WHAT? section along with the Gieco camel too, LOL

Nice pullet Walt. Cindy George is right you will most definitely have some high tailed girls to match him up with this should even things out greatly its easier the bring tails up than it is to lower them I've found because there are more high tailed birds than lower. It is a natural thing for...