Love my Buff Orpingtons![]()
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She's on the run! Lol
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Love my Buff Orpingtons![]()
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LOL Yes, even the hatchery mine came from claim they are of English descent, but they are not the near as fluffy as ones I often see. So I call mine American hatchery quality![]()
i adore her coloring, type, and just everything! She's looking really nice and I couldn't be any prouder. Also my buff mottled boy in the back lolLOL Yes, even the hatchery mine came from claim they are of English descent, but they are not the near as fluffy as ones I often see. So I call mine American hatchery quality![]()
Hi @Krafty
What does she have??? A frog![]()
She's going to be a beauty!
LOL Frog chase! I had a toad/frog that kept burrowing in the corner of my run last year - every morning, I would remove him (I happen to like them). I would put him in the wood shed thinking he would find a new home - nope! I was watching one day - here that little frog goes hopping back out of the wood pile right back into the run - well....we know what happened to himYes she has a frog and like 5 others hot on her heels for that frog lol
Thanks for the replies. He is from Cackle as I stated and he is supposed to be pure Buff Orpington, but who knows for sure.I think he would be what English Orpington breeders call "hatchery quality". I haven't read up on it much, but English Orpingtons are much more fluffy or full than what I call Amercian Buff Orpingtons - this is usually what you get from the hatchery. If he is only 9months he definitely fill out more - he does have an impressive comb and wattles for sure.
If I am not mistaken Buff Leghorns would have white earlobes.
Just my thoughts![]()
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/400344/bob-blosls-heritage-large-fowl-thread/5700 Buff Leghorn Post#5701
http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGK/Leghorns/BRKLeghorns.html
Here's what I would call English Orpingtons
http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGK/Orps/BRKOrps.html
https://livestockconservancy.org/index.php/heritage/internal/orpington
American Orpington:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/613857/the-american-orpington-fanciers-thread
Well I guess nothing is for sure but he is from Cackle like I stated and supposed to be pure. Thanks for the input.Are you sure he's not a buff leghorn? Hes got HUGE comb and wattles. Also lacks type for an orpington.
*edited to fix misspelling![]()
She's going to be a beauty!
LOL Frog chase! I had a toad/frog that kept burrowing in the corner of my run last year - every morning, I would remove him (I happen to like them). I would put him in the wood shed thinking he would find a new home - nope! I was watching one day - here that little frog goes hopping back out of the wood pile right back into the run - well....we know what happened to him![]()
Love my Buff Orpingtons![]()
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She looks like a sweetheart! I'm glad she is healing from her recent adventureI have to brag about my BO here - a week ago she was attacked by a hawk - I thought she lost her eye, there was so much blood. But she didn't - just a big cut - and it has almost healed all the way. She survived a dog attack last summer too!! She has 9 lives! She flew up on my back today and I took this pic![]()
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