Hot weather & quiet breed?

[1dude]

Howdy,

I have grown up with chickens in colder areas, but now I live near Pensacola Florida. I found out we can have chickens where I live and thought it would be nice to share with the grand kids. Plus help keep down the undesired bugs etc in the yard.
I have a list of quiet chickens, but not sure which ones will tollorate heat the best. July and August are brutally hot and humid!!!
So any recommendations?
Thanks

 

[Catalina]

In my very small experience, with only 5 chickens, Bantams are usually quieter.

They try to be as loud as the big girls, but thankfully they can't.

 

[featherfooted]

My brahmas are the quietest ones I have. You hardly hear anything from them. They also handled the heat wave last summer very well. Layed through the whole thing.

 

[seedcorn]

I have bantam light brahmas and they are quiet and laying good. I also had (until hawks go them) wyandotte bantams and they were VERY good. Now if I can just find some more.....

 

[1dude]

Thanks all...

I am thinking about building a mobile pen for them. That way I can bring it up in the shade of the house.
I think my sister has Ameraucana, she gets light blue eggs, which are pretty neat. Thats kind of what I wanted but I need keep the heat in mind.