I have to talk POLISH!

[BuckNBark Farm]

If either of those are suppose to be crele then it would be the bottom picture. I presonally don't think it's a crele, not a really good one wnyway. Looks like someones attempt at one maybe. JMHO.

Might be why they were $2.00 each. She was nice and added the older ones for free. The ones that might be crele I had an awesome rooster- but he had a horrible attitude. He did need a little red, his first owner said.

 

[flower]

At this point it seems that creole Polish are still in the project developmental stage. On another note, I have a pair of Legbars which have recently been imported and there is a difference in color and markings from the beginning hence you can determine sex from early stages.

 

[flower]

Aren't creole are bred from partridge and barred birds both of which are able to be sexed by marking at birth, so why wouldn't creole polish be sexed ?

 

[TheCrazyClucker]

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That is a beautiful rooster!

Hi all, I have many Polish and I love them!
Some of my Polish:









My question: Some of my Polish have feathered feet (as you can see on the black one and the Golden Laced). Is that normal? What could have caused that?

 

[CarolinaHen]

Here is my Polish boy. He was kept in a small chicken tractor, so his crest and tail are broken off and terrible looking. Can't wait to see him when he is fully feathered

 

[BuckNBark Farm]

If either of those are suppose to be crele then it would be the bottom picture. I presonally don't think it's a crele, not a really good one wnyway. Looks like someones attempt at one maybe. JMHO.

I also have some that are a creamier (not as yellow) with chipmunk markings. Can't find my camera after taking the last ones.

 

[BuckNBark Farm]

I also have some that are a creamier (not as yellow) with chipmunk markings. Can't find my camera after taking the last ones.

Have about 3 this color (that's no a bald spot, it's just the way he/she is turned..

 

[draye]

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Thought I was seeing feathers on the legs and feet. They really look like polish, but with the feathering on the legs and feet I would guess that they were cross bred, most likely Silkies.

 

[draye]

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Looks like they maybe a little closer to what they are suppose to look like. They are quite young and need a little time to get their coloring in a little better.

 

[Shalva]

My white crested black girl is seeming a bit off this morning... unsteady on her feet and she is just not pecking around and foraging like usual. I am relatively new at chickens ( a bit over a year) and have never dealt wtih a sick chicken so I would appreciate your input) she is young about 3 mos. old so not eggbound... any suggestions would be appreciated...
thanks
S