All the Chicken Breeds Welcome

[Thunder344]

So, I am making this list of all the chicken breeds and I thought making a thread on BYC would be fitting. If you know a breed, please post them, pictures, whatever. I'll start with a couple I know already.

Golden Comets
RIR
EE
Ameraucanas (did i spell that right?)
Brahmas
Orpingtons
Faverolles
ISA browns (is it ISA?)
and now I'm drawing a blank.....
PLEASE! Pictures welcome!!

 

[abpatchy]

I love my Sulmtaler chickens! Their looks, color and temperament is just really lovely. They are quiet and gentle. The rooster can get up to 4kg so they are rather large.

 

[Thunder344]

I love my Sulmtaler chickens! Their looks, color and temperament is just really lovely. They are quiet and gentle. The rooster can get up to 4kg so they are rather large.

They have little tufts on their heads! So cute!

 

[chicken2020]

We have our Houdan hen. We love her, she has a funny attitude and is very friendly.

 

[Thunder344]

We have our Houdan hen. We love her, she has a funny attitude and is very friendly.View attachment 2606675

Are they a rarer breed? Because i have never heard of them and have never seen them before at breeders and such. Where did you get her?

 

[chicken2020]

We got her from people that do competitions, some breeders also sell them but you have to ask for them.

 

[Backyard Hencam]

We've had some great hens over the past years. The best layers for our "Backyard Hens" have been Barred Rocks and RIR's. They've been good pets too. Our tamest hens have been the Buff Orpingtons. Most entertaining is the Favorelle, Dark Brahma and Delaware. I had problems with temperament of the two Wyandottes I had. The Golden Wyandotte was so mean I had to re-home her. That may have just been her personality as I've heard Wyandotte's can be quite nice for a backyard flock and are strikingly beautiful.
Have fun doing your research and I wish you luck with your new endeavor!

Here are the comical ones....Brahma, Favorelle, and in the back Delaware.

 

[Thunder344]

We've had some great hens over the past years. The best layers for our "Backyard Hens" have been Barred Rocks and RIR's. They've been good pets too. Our tamest hens have been the Buff Orpingtons. Most entertaining is the Favorelle, Dark Brahma and Delaware. I had problems with temperament of the two Wyandottes I had. The Golden Wyandotte was so mean I had to re-home her. That may have just been her personality as I've heard Wyandotte's can be quite nice for a backyard flock and are strikingly beautiful.
Have fun doing your research and I wish you luck with your new endeavor!

Here are the comical ones....Brahma, Favorelle, and in the back Delaware.View attachment 2606731

I have to say, that faverolle there does look more peach in color than my girls. Mine have darker streaks in their feathers

 

[MysteryChicken]

I just recently hatched 7, Malay Chicks a week ago.

I also have Sumatras.

I also have Buff Orpingtons, & Project Orpingtons I'm working on.

I have a Black Copper Marans Pullet, a couple Cuckoo Marans, 3 Heritage Plymouth Barred Rocks, & many more birds.

 

[Thunder344]

I just recently hatched 7, Malay Chicks a week ago.
View attachment 2607420View attachment 2607421View attachment 2607422View attachment 2607423View attachment 2607424View attachment 2607425View attachment 2607426I also have Sumatras.View attachment 2607428View attachment 2607432I also have Buff Orpingtons, & Project Orpingtons I'm working on.

I have a Black Copper Marans Pullet, a couple Cuckoo Marans, 3 Heritage Plymouth Barred Rocks, & many more birds.

Them chicks are like, white! Are malays hard to come across? And I think i have seen your orpington project before, good work and keep it up!
Also, the second pic of the chicks looks like his/her foot is twisted weirdly.....