Chat room for non religious poultry keepers! :D

[fluffycrow]

I NEED

I think we all do. But I can't find Buff Orpingtons here in Greece, there's no way I'd find kikitikis. Oh well what can ya do

 

[miss heny]

I think we all do. But I can't find Buff Orpingtons here in Greece, there's no way I'd find kikitikis. Oh well what can ya do

Oooh but you guys probably got some neat local breeds not available elsewhere

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

Here's some Modern Game bantam appreciation, too. I don't actually own any (yet ) but every one I see in show just steals my heart

 

[fluffycrow]

True, I have some. There are some cool breeds here, mine just happen to be dumb and decided "our breed is supposed to be a broody breed, and were supposed to have crests. HA jokes on our owner, theres no chance we're going broody, and half of us won't have crests oh and just to sprinkle in extra confusion, we're going to lay green eggs even though our breed literally lays cream eggs" I don't know they're weird they're good free rangers though, so i can't really complain i guess

 

[miss heny]

This fall gonna get red pyle oegb. Hoping to get ABG next year (with only 100 breeders in the US hoping to get a conservation flock going).

 

[miss heny]

Pet Moxie (pet quality oegb) with the fluff squad

 

[fluffycrow]

Oooh but you guys probably got some neat local breeds not available elsewhere

But I guess having my landrace weirdos will do. Here are some photos of them, if anyone's interested, and yes there are some ISA browns in there

 

[miss heny]

I love learning Bout other countries landraces. US got a few but there limited push to conservate them

 

[MysteryChicken]

Super icy day today.

 

[fluffycrow]

I love learning Bout other countries landraces. US got a few but there limited push to conservate them

If they decide to go broody this year, I'd love to breed and conserve them! The unofficial name of the breed is the Greek tsouloufati (translates to Greek crested) closely related to the karagouniki, another breed known for their good laying ability, the Greek cresteds are mostly known for being good free range birds, good broodies and mothers, and good fliers, I can personally attest to the last one!