Help Me Choose!!!!

[La Roux]

We live on 2 acres hahahaha!! I guess it is time to pull out the coop plans

 

[hcammack]

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I feel the same way I always want more breeds but I am just sticking with favs and a few odds and ends. My faverolles hens and roosters are really easy for me to handle they are a great breed for children and I got 5 eggs today and yesterday even in these blizzard conditions.

Henry

 

[poltroon]

We like our bantam buff brahmas, which have been very good-tempered and tolerant of a small child, and we live in your climate but more so.

They lay a decent sized egg and they seem to be a medium level of broody.

 

[19hhbelgian]

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I 2nd this! I have my bantam cochins, but 5 of the 6 are brats

They are also the only ones I have that turn into banshee chickens when they go broody

I love my salmon favs...

 

[M To The Maxx]

I vote Silkies and Cochins.

 

[Attack Chicken]

I'd have to vote bantam wyandottes. Their sweet both roos and girls! Today we got 7 inches of snow and of course the wyandottes were tracking/hopping/flapping through it, they really didn't even seem to notice it was there! In the summer they are out digging,dust bathing, running around, and everything else you can think of. I had 2 of my girls fly into my arms when I opened their run door today to let them free range!

 

[hcammack]

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Glad to here this I have 4 bantam blrw bantams in the brooder one has bad feet so I will probably cull him but hopefully the other 3 are a trio or girls and they can go in with my favs.

 

[hcammack]

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Another breed I have my eye on

 

[La Roux]

OOOHHHH, this is gonna be a hard one hahahahaha. I am leaning over to the d' uccles and r silkies!! Tell me more

 

[Attack Chicken]

There's only one answer to this....you need to..









Get several of each breed mentioned!