I don't care what anybody says...Maran eggs will always be my favorite and the show stopper that everyone asks about
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I don't care what anybody says...Maran eggs will always be my favorite and the show stopper that everyone asks about
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I'm sure he's a nice boy but from experience, that squirrel tail will haunt you if you breed him.Caught some pics of Prince also a week or so ago. Just turned a year in July. He's got his dad's tail so I'm gonna wait for his molt to see what happens but I worry about him inheriting King's neurological issue also so I think he's a cull, unfortunately. He's turning out to be a good boy also. View attachment 3625948View attachment 3625950View attachment 3625951
As is your roo!What a pretty basket !!
As is your roo!
If you go through Montana, I can help you with a black silver cockerel.It sounds like the Marans Roos can be nice big boys. With respect of course. I loved your advice on roosters wrathsfarm! So good! Would the Birchen male be a ridiculous acquisition for my little debut Marans flock? I have Wheaten, Splash, Golden Cuckoo, and the Blue Copper/Ameraucana olive egger gal. I'm* really* attracted to that silver look. I was told DO NOT breed Wheaten to Black Copper. Right?
welcome to the thread . we love to see photos of your chooks ,and don t be shy to ask question ,we are here to help .I wanted to say hello over here.I am fairly new to chickens but have a few varieties of Marans pullets and am probably getting a cockerel soon. You see, I was apparently destined for Marans... My mom's maiden name is Mauze. The family is traced back to a Templar Knight from the First Crusade named Guillaume the Bastard (illegitimate son of the Count of Champagne). He challenged and won a feudal Lordship in Aquitaine (France) at the Chateau of Mauze. Many subsequent generations became the "Lords of Mauze and Marans" until they were removed from their swampy lands and persecuted. They came to Britain and America known as Huguenots, leaving their Marans chickens behind on the blood soaked French soil. But the French breed we still know today is the direct result of the Templar ships bringing their chickens ashore near the village of Marans and mating with feral French poultry!
you welcome to use the name .it is one of my favorite names .I would be super honored if you let me name that pullet you liked Dark Angel. I love that name. If I recall you named one of @Punkybrewster's pullets that also. Name just stuck in my head ever since.