Icelandic Chickens

[greatergraceoffbg]

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Congrads and join the Texas Icelandic Preservationists, there are now THREE counting you, but it doesn't take many, just a faithful few to accomplich great things!

 

[Camelot Farms]

Dang...Daria is one motivated Icelandic chicken lover

Check this out...

http://www.backyardvikings.org/family.html

I am sure that she would be happy to add any pertinent links, informational pages etc to what she has started.
She has my Farm hyperlinked from my place on the 'family tree'
Nice!

Check it out folks

 

[greatergraceoffbg]

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Congrads AK this is the funnest part watching ya'll have so much fun! I feel your joy!

Andy in Fredericksburg..... crazy about Icelandics....no I'm NOT kidding..... REALLY CRAZY!

and loving it!

 

[greatergraceoffbg]

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This is sooooo cool!

And a Texan, Hallelujah! We is going places, everybody come along!

Andy in Fredericksburg TEXAS!

 

[kathyinmo]

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This is sooooo cool!

And a Texan, Hallelujah! We is going places, everybody come along!

Andy in Fredericksburg TEXAS!

The link does not work for me.

 

[Asgard Farms]

Andy in Fredericksburg TEXAS!
The link does not work for me


You might have to wait till tomorrow as the domain is new. It sometimes takes a little bit to get to everyone.

So, Andy....

where did you get your Icelandic's?


Daria

 

[phasianidae]

It works for me

 

[Camelot Farms]

Kathy, try typing it in. I didnt use the link at 1st. Now I can do it both ways.

 

[Camelot Farms]

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Welcome Mike! I have not ever hatched from Lyle but have heard good things about him.
Glad to have you join us!!

 

[phasianidae]

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Thank you

Be sure to take some time and check out some of the work that has been done by the Preservationists here on the thread. I know that 280 bazillion posts is alot to look through but it is soo worth it. Tons of information about this unusual breed. So many people think a chicken is a chicken and these guys are very unlike any other chicken I have ever known. It is amazing to watch the way that they forage, its like stepping back in time when they are climbing around in a native-like habitat. I am always surprised at how 'wild' they still are. Mine were handraised and still act like they were born under a mound of grass in Iceland. Love them!

Give us a little intro on who you are and what you have going on in your chicken coop.

My name is Ryan Zierke, I live near Hancock, MN. I have around 100 chickens and am breeding Hamburg bantams, EEs, and OEGBs. I have been interested in Icelandic chickens ever since I read the article in BYP.