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Perfect for encouraging laying lots of eggs!

Watchful Mamas.

Barnyard special.

Cubalaya pair.

Congratulations on POW!! She's looks the epitome of health!

Congratulations on the POW! Beautiful birds!

Old English bantam cockerel being pretty, I think he knows it.

Just several youngsters hanging out together. They were all hatched by the same hen. The Marans looking ones are Oliver Egger genetics and the peacomb cockerel is an Easter Egger..

I had gotten some standard fowl from Ideal in the early 2000's, the males were 3-4 pounds and the females were 2-3 pounds, so I know where you're coming from. I blended them into my bantams which was pretty easy, because they tended to come smaller on a regular basis.

Might be nice to have an informer in the coop! Never know what all happens in there.

Bantam Cubalaya cockerel.

He is full of himself and yes, they have a regal carriage all the time.

My black mature largefowl males are all 6.5-7 pounds, the hens are 5-6 pounds. after 12 years of selecting for size and conformation that's where mine are at. The whites are slightly smaller, but not by very much, pretty well right at the ASOP.

Bantam Cubalaya.

Wow! Such brilliant color!

Good job on POW! Cute lil chick. Do you have an updated/current picture to show?

Very watchful broody mama. Her mother also raised her.

Thank you.

Thanks to all!!

That's a good long life for a chicken.