Chicken Breed Focus - Ameraucana

[CGilbert]

Does anyone know if Paul Smith, Ameraucana breeder from Texas, has a website?

He does not

 

[Couchmo]

He does not

Does anyone know how we might be able to contact him to find out what he might have for sale? :/

 

[CGilbert]

Does anyone know how we might be able to contact him to find out what he might have for sale? :/

I don't remember which breeders list he's under, but he is under one of the breeders list on either Ameraucana.org, or AmeraucanaAlliance.org.

Just do ctrl+f and type Paul. One of them will have him.

 

[CGilbert]

I don't remember which breeders list he's under, but he is under one of the breeders list on either Ameraucana.org, or AmeraucanaAlliance.org.

Just do ctrl+f and type Paul. One of them will have him.

He's under Ameraucana.org,
[email protected]
Good luck!

 

[Couchmo]

Thanks CGilbert!

 

[CGilbert]

Thanks CGilbert!

Glad to help any way I can

 

[alflowers]

Here is a photo of my two "Ameraucanas. At least that is what my sister was told they were when she bought them. The one in the lower portion of the photo has a big beard, lays pink/grey eggs and has a crossed beak. It takes a little bit of work to keep her well fed but she is docile and a terrific layer and while she looks a bit strange, she is well worth the trouble. The top hen has no beard, lays pink eggs and also has the best of temperaments. She is a terrific layer too. Both have deep blue legs, btw. Because both are so sweet, I hunted down what I hope are three chicks who will have sweet temperaments to add to their flock. Two of the chicks are Cream Legbar / Ameraucana hybrids pictured below at 2.5 weeks.

 

[pips&peeps]

Here is a photo of my two "Ameraucanas. At least that is what my sister was told they were when she bought them. The one in the lower portion of the photo has a big beard, lays pink/grey eggs and has a crossed beak. It takes a little bit of work to keep her well fed but she is docile and a terrific layer and while she looks a bit strange, she is well worth the trouble. The top hen has no beard, lays pink eggs and also has the best of temperaments. She is a terrific layer too. Both have deep blue legs, btw. Because both are so sweet, I hunted down what I hope are three chicks who will have sweet temperaments to add to their flock. Two of the chicks are Cream Legbar / Ameraucana hybrids pictured below at 2.5 weeks.

The girls are pretty colors, but not ameraucanas. You can see all the accepted and some of the project colors here: http://ameraucana.org/

There is a link to the photo gallery of the chicks and adult birds of each accepted variety of ameraucana. There is also a link of the history and breed standard.

 

[alflowers]

That is a very helpful link and thank you. I knew that mine were hybrids. Looking at the photos, the only similarity is the beard that one of my grown hens has and the blue legs.

 

[FreedomFarm13]

Because both are so sweet, I hunted down what I hope are three chicks who will have sweet temperaments to add to their flock. Two of the chicks are Cream Legbar / Ameraucana hybrids pictured below at 2.5 weeks.

Hmm...I'm curious to know if this chick will end up being a little cockerel...there's a white spot on "his" head that in a purebred Legbar would mean that he's a he. I wonder if the same will hold true for your Legbar X Am cross? It would be cool if you could update us when "he" matures! Pretty chickens, btw!!!