Black Frizzle Cochins

I love my frizzles. But one thing I have noticed is they feel the cold more so than the other cochins. I think it is because their feathers don't lay down and trap the warm air in next to their body. They are very friendly and good broodies. And, mine don't fly either. They even have trouble getting to the roost. I had trouble with the white ones and lack of feathers or twisted feathers. I have one left and will see next spring what she produces. The blacks are beautiful and I need to work on the reds to get a better color. Cochins, frizzled or not, are a wonderful breed. Good luck with your adventure in the spring.
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I had a black frizzle that was wonderful. She would sing and loved all the attention when you went outside....she reminded me of a little old lady in a black crocheted shaw....
I will get another one in the Spring I loved her personality and she would steal the other hens eggs to sit on them also....But, I have to admit when I first got her I thought she was a chicken with a bad hair day...bust she stole our hearts....she was victim to hawk not long ago...
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I have a 3 month old black frizzle cochin bantam. I think he is a roo. He is soo funny. I can't speak for all black frizzle cochins, but mine is really nice. Just make sure you socialize them early on, so they are nice.
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No they can fly that much my one roost in the rafters with the REAL chickens, just has to fly to top roost then to rafter, where the Real chickens do a non-stop flight to the rafters
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No they can fly that much my one roost in the rafters with the REAL chickens, just has to fly to top roost then to rafter, where the Real chickens do a non-stop flight to the rafters
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