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Ideal and Sandhill have them, the ALBC and SPPA have members who raise them and can put you in touch... and of course I raise them and will have eggs available later in the spring.

Thanks for the lead Chickndaddy I need to see if a friend in Europe will let me post pics of some he used to have... they were a wheaten based spangle, almost looked mille fluer very very pretty.

Quote: Thank you playingchicken, Not to worry every now and again my husband forces me to quit naming them and sell one or two off and as Equibling mentioned we sell hatching eggs and yes you're still on the list Equibling!

Actually they seem to have inherited their temperments from the Malays Malays are curious, outgoing, friendly and sweet too.... they just look mean

I haven't run into the problem of the layers slowing way down. However we treat our Orloffs the same as we treat our slow maturing oriental gamefowl. They freerange as soon as they are feathered in until late fall, catching most of their own food. We still throw a 16% protein feed mix to them...

I've heard that Ideal's stock was originally exhibition stock and I know a friend with a cute little pullet from Ideal too. I'll see if she'll but a pic up for us here . The breed really doesn't have a standard anymore since the APA dropped them, I've just been breeding them based on the old...

They are very pretty As far as I know only the spangled variety is available in the US although I'd love to find out someone has been hiding the mahagony and black lines. The roosters don't reach their full size until almost 2 yrs old but are 8-9lbs on average. The hens are noticably smaller...

I know there are a few other Orloff owners and breeders on here so I thought it would be nice if we all showed pictures and talked about how much we love them. Those of us who own them know they're a great breed and this is a good way to introduce this rare breed to other members. More on breed...