A friendly breed of chicken?

[Danooj]

Thanks for the post's guys its really helped !

Has anyone ever had a plymouth rock ?
I hear they're friendly egg laying machines? Haha

 

[noodleroo]

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Mine (Buff Orps.) lay about 5 eggs per week. I also live in the south so we usually stay relatively warm in the winter. Mixing breeds is just fine, just don't mix really young ones with older ones. They seem to work stuff out between themselves when they are all about the same size.

 

[bluere11e]

Silkies are the softest, friendliest birds. Cochins are second..

 

[Hoopie82]

My white leghorns are very friendly the wait for me to go in the pen eevy day pick up a few of them, they sit on my feet while I walk around the pen..

 

[Danooj]

Do buff Orpington's come in bantams?

 

[Redcap Farm]

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Yes

 

[6chickens in St. Charles]

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Try to get us a picture! I need it! For years, we've made chicken slippers for the kids on christmas morning, even before we had chickens, it's just the funniest sounding thing, and our youngest two STILL wrap around our legs, calling themselves our chicken slippers! Weird, I know............

so, can you get us a pic?

 

[10 point]

red stars would be good. there inexpensive very friendly and lay large eggs almost every day.

 

[LeBlackbird]

I second the D'uccles

Just lovely awesome birds! My little blind Ameraucana hen follows me everywhere. As soon as she hears my voice she comes running from the other side of the yard! Then she proceeds to stand on my foot until I pick her up

 

[Danooj]

Hey everyone, thanks for all the posts it's really helped, I've come to the decision that I'm going to get 2 silkies and 2 barred Plymouth rock bantams, so what do people thing about that, 2 friendly egg layers and 2 very friendly non-egg layers? Haha