is my buff orphington show quality?

[petcommunicator]

here is a full body shot....but sorry that is the only pic I can get right now,my computer is being a pain. its not even a great pic hopefully I can have more tomorrow

 

[petcommunicator]

here is a head shot of her.

 

[Onewiththeducks]

I'm not a chicken expert, but I would say that she is show quality.

 

[SilkiesForEver]

here is a full body shot....but sorry that is the only pic I can get right now,my computer is being a pain. its not even a great pic hopefully I can have more tomorrow

First of all, where did you purchase her? If she is from a feedstore, most likely she is not show quality. If you got her from a breeder, then she may be SQ.

 

[petcommunicator]

dang we did get her along with some others a a big outdoors store but she is in fact a purebred if that matters

 

[Fred's Hens]

Go here. This is Vickie's home page. TheDragonLady. Vickie has some of the best Orp's going. She is also a well known breeder and shower of these birds.




She will help you view our bird and help you judge it's better points and it's faults. She's very helpful. Tell her Fred sent ya. LOL

https://www.backyardchickens.com/u/120608/thedragonlady

Just as aside, you really must buy SQ stock directly from one of the top breeders. Nothing purchased anywhere else is even going to come close, really. If all you're going to do is "show" at a 4H type event, those shows are more about the student than they are about the bird. If you are serious about entering birds in a real, sanctioned show, then the bar is much higher and the reward are great!!!! But even getting a bird from being DQ'd is a tough row to hoe. Hatchery/feed store/aution type stock really has no chance, to be honest.

 

[petcommunicator]

thanks fred those are some real nice lookin buffs haha mines nothing compared to those