Campine Chicken thread?

[Drieslag]

Is there anyone keeping his/her Campines fenced in?
I got mine in a run with mesh about 2m high, but they get out anyway.

 

[debs_flock]

Is there anyone keeping his/her Campines fenced in?
I got mine in a run with mesh about 2m high, but they get out anyway.

Mine are fenced, but then all my pens have roofs as well.

 

[lawatt]

Mine are fenced, but then all my pens have roofs as well.

same here -- but when they're out free-ranging, they sure do love flying up into the trees!

 

[Drieslag]

just one i'd like to share, campine art
http://www.blandineanderson.com/html/ferrers_2012_10.html

 

[Drieslag]

Campine Trivia #1

Did anyone know there was a road called Campine Close in Cheshunt, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire in the UK?

It's next to the Welsummer Way and Hamburgh Ct.

 

[Wisher1000]

Drieslag, I've never been to the UK, or even out of the US, but I would sure like to! Do you have any recent pics of your Silvers? I am traveling about 600 miles in two weeks to pick up five breeder SCs from the oldest line I could find in the US. I will post pics when they get settled in! I'm so excited!

 

[debs_flock]

Campine Trivia #1

Did anyone know there was a road called Campine Close in Cheshunt, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire in the UK?

It's next to the Welsummer Way and Hamburgh Ct.

Where are you located? I was just in Hedgerley, Bucks two weeks ago.

 

[Wisher1000]

I made these to help me select for type. Just thought I would share them here.

 

[lawatt]

thanks for sharing! unless their tails drop a bit as they get older, mine's tails are all too high...

 

[Wisher1000]

I noticed with the last ones I had that the tails would rarely stay in the same position for long. How do you know which "carriage" is the carriage?