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I have a young cockerel that I think would be good to continue. He still needs some work, but I was hoping for some critique and sugestions of breeds to cross him with to improve the line. He is the only decent one I have remaining from this years hatch for this project.

This little cockerel didn't look like much just after hatch. Now that he has feathered out, what do you think?

I lost my hen and I don't know why. I went to let the chickens out for the day and the hen was on the floor of the coop dead, no idea why. It was a tragic discovery as we had already gotten attached to her, and even named her Flower. I still have the rooster, I just don't know if he is a good...

Wow! Thank you for all the information. It is very helpful. She is a medium size hen, not huge but still good size. I am in North Florida. Green Fire Farms is about 1.5 - 2 hours west of here. They breed Swedish Flower Hens, so it is possible she is crossed with those bloodlines. Her "breeder"...

I will have to search for a good rooster then. My roosters have either pink or black legs, one with feathered feet.

I picked up this hen on Saturday. They would only confirm that she was a possible hybrid. I suspect she has Swedish Flower Hen in her, so not likely Aloha Chicken. Can you help me in determining this? I love the look of her so she is sticking around no matter what. I am just curious.

Wow, there is a great deal of thought put into this new breed of chicken.

These are some very beautiful birds. I am still reading through all the information, but had a couple questions. What breeds did you use for this breed, since you they don't have any blommehon lines? When will you sell hatching eggs to non-breeder/hobbyists?