Been a chickening a year now and my fave breed(s) . . .

[Hip Hillbilly Acres]

I have the nerve to be posting such a topic, But it has been a minute since I hung out with yaw'll so it is more of an excuse to write. So, for now I think my fave breed(s) would have to be my buff orpingtons. Those girls seem to be my ride or die. Next would be easter eggers. They seemed hardy and survived all the rigamaroll of the last year with me learning stuff and what not.

I had high hopes for my last order of black australorp, but I confess, I let them out to free range too quickly (my bad, oops). So, I don't have a clue about what they would have. I had ordered 10, straight run. Anywho, I wion't make same mistake with my 3 frizzles.

 

[Theorrin]

my all time favorites are the Salmon Faverolle. cute puffy cheeks and little clowns. after that my speckled sussex

 

[Chive]

my all time favorites are the Salmon Faverolle. cute puffy cheeks and little clowns. after that my speckled sussex

My favourites are Salmon Faverolle and Speckled Sussex too! I also like Cream Legbar.

 

[Theorrin]

My favourites are Salmon Faverolle and Speckled Sussex too! I also like Cream Legbar.

ive yet to have cream legbar!

 

[Mrs. K]

My favorite is...live chickens - I have had some wrecks over the years!

 

[Theorrin]

My favorite is...live chickens - I have had some wrecks over the years!

uh oh what happened?

 

[Chive]

My favorite is...live chickens - I have had some wrecks over the years!

Yeah, those are the best chickens!

 

[Rose the Legbar]

I love Opal Legbars, Salmon Favorelles and Easter Eggers. My opal legbar is sassy but sweet, my salmon is sweet and loves to cuddle, my easter egger is all up in my face and loves to be held.

 

[Hip Hillbilly Acres]

My favourites are Salmon Faverolle and Speckled Sussex too! I also like Cream Legbar.

We purchased a legbar or two last year and I never identified which she was out of the bunch. Now I wonder if she made it we have so many running around out there.

 

[Tired old Rooster]

Can't speak to favorites. I have three Plymouth Rock pullets and a mutt cockerel who was purchased for his protection, rather than breeding value.

The pullets are working out just great. I originally had four, until the neighbors cat came over and killed one, so I went back to the breeder and asked him for a sicario who is great with the ladies. He is already huge at seven months (no surprise, I saw his Pop and he was a spectacle). His Grandma was a Plymouth Rock apparently and his Grandpa was a rescue from the chicken fighting games. Two of the ladies like him and the oldest is head over heels in love.

I plan on getting four more Plymouth Rock pullets, as soon as the new coop is finally done.