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This is the only roo I see. However, i've never seen such colorful faverolles before it may just be a dark colored girl. I'm guessing they got them from a hatchery and were not too selective about the breeding, because even hatchery birds can be perfected it just takes way more time and hatchings.
Its hard to tell since the color is so dark….If You can ask the place you purchased what hatchery their birds come from then maybe we can encourage them to take another look at what they are breeding…..I had 2 from the coop last year that were very appaloosa looking, ok but not colored like Faverolles, think they came from Privit hatchery….didn't keep.They are 5 weeks old today. If they're "unique" girls, I'm OK with that (not thrilled, but OK) as they're only going to be used as layers and family pets. However, we only purchased enough this year that we might add a couple more per year to keep our median age within egg laying range. If it's the case of just "undesirable" coloring I'll find a more "Faverolles Friendly" place next time we go to purchase. I was trying to hook up with a local guy here in Western WA, but timing just didn't work out this go-around.
Not trying to knock the place we bought from though. I'm still a happy customer as their service and supplies have been excellent. I'm just totally new to chickens so I was unsure what I was getting![]()
Its hard to tell since the color is so dark….If You can ask the place you purchased what hatchery their birds come from then maybe we can encourage them to take another look at what they are breeding…..I had 2 from the coop last year that were very appaloosa looking, ok but not colored like Faverolles, think they came from Privit hatchery….didn't keep.
Am not sure where You are located but there may be folks near You that raise Favs too…..Good Luck…...