Easter Egger club!

[miksmity]

My road island red hen(jipsey) abounds the guine and Roos before I let them out side

 

[miksmity]

Thanks
But I think he might be an EE crosse with a buff laced polish because he has feathery feet

 

[miksmity]

 

[miksmity]

I find that windchimes keep away coyotes

 

[FVRM]

Thanks
But I think he might be an EE crosse with a buff laced polish because he has feathery feet

i saw those and i immediately thought "faverolles" or maybe brahma but faverolles have both feathered feet and beards. polish do not have feathered feet they have a tophat though and i could not see it on him.

 

[jerryse]

Thanks
But I think he might be an EE crosse with a buff laced polish because he has feathery feet

Polish do not have feathered feet. He seems to have some dominant white in him. That would turn a partridge colored rooster into a red pyle like color. Not sure about the feathered feet, Many breeds have them.

 

[miksmity]

The buff laced polish do tho

 

[jerryse]

The buff laced polish do tho

Not in the USA. I have raised them and seen them in shows. The Standard of Perfection from the American Poultry Association calls for clean legs not feathered legs. I think you were misinformed. Check with people here on BYC on the Polish thread. Not trying to argue just trying to direct you to good information.

 

[SlipsWife]

I think my favorite pullet might actually be a Cockerel

what do you think? 6 weeks old

 

[miksmity]

Ok thanks
I was lookin up pics of them to se what kind of polish I wanted to order and the all have fluffy feet so guess u can't trust the internet