Famous Hatchery 'Pure Bred' Appearances

[BlackHackle]

Well they should say that the bird they are selling came from show quality parents but the bird itself isn’t show quality.

It's the darn money. They just say they are SQ so they can mark their birds through the roof

 

[Kessel23]

hatcheries do not have breeding stock, they get eggs from multiple different breeding flocks owned by many different people. The breeding flocks are replaced every few years but they are replaced by their own kids.

 

[BlackHackle]

How about some Wyandottes?

I will try to get to those if my thread doesn't turn into WW3 by the time I get there lol

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

I will try to get to those if my thread doesn't turn into WW3 by the time I get there lol

I sure hope it doesn’t turn into World War 3 I haven’t finished building my bunker yet

 

[Kessel23]

Lol time to stop arguing, lets see some more birds.

 

[BlackHackle]

I sure hope it doesn’t turn into World War 3 I haven’t finished building my bunker yet

I haven't even gotten my tanks fueled yet and the first couple A-Bombs have already fallen

 

[Redhead Rae]

I know this guys shape is wrong, based off of the white leghorn picture, but is his color wrong?

Also, what do you think of this Golden Campine?

Here are some more pictures of my beautiful, show quality WLRC (jk)

see the stripes i'm talking about?

Do any of this look like roosters? One was supposed to be a roo...

Those birds in the last picture have VERY skinny legs for Cornish

It's the darn money. They just say they are SQ so they can mark their birds through the roof

This is one reason why I like Cackle Hatchery. They admit that their Dark Cornish are production quality. They also differentiate between their EEs and Ameraucanas.

 

[Flockandfowl46]

Would love to see silver laced Wyandotte and speckled Sussex !

 

[Kessel23]

Those birds in the last picture have VERY skinny legs for Cornish

This is one reason why I like Cackle Hatchery. They admit that their Dark Cornish are production quality. They also differentiate between their EEs and Ameraucanas.

Yeah, hopefully they will thicken up a bit as they mature, they are under 4 months rn.

 

[Redhead Rae]

Yeah, hopefully they will thicken up a bit as they mature, they are under 4 months rn.

They thicken some, but here is a picture of one of my DC pullets legs at 8-9 weeks. In my experience, their legs start thick and stay thick.