Yeah and you'd get infinite chicks and hatching eggsGoodness gracious this is getting out of hand. 50 dollars for a mix breed? Getting the original breeds and doing the cross yourself would be half the price
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Yeah and you'd get infinite chicks and hatching eggsGoodness gracious this is getting out of hand. 50 dollars for a mix breed? Getting the original breeds and doing the cross yourself would be half the price
Yeah they are a rarer breed, it probably just a mix of some sort.I seriously doubt hoovers has erminettes
I'd say at this point it's closes to that I guess?Another person I asked suggested blue azure! I’d never heard of that breed but his chickens look just like mine !
That’s not an orpington, the pictures online aren’t always accurate.I see that you’re right - most don’t seem to have yellow legs, but I just found this pic online of a splash orp and this one has yellow shanks! I wonder if they are always white?
Definitely not an erminette. Erminettes are paint, aka heterozygous dominant white, which is the same coloration that many other much more common breeds and hybrids come in.Holy mother of bantams, I think I found what breed it is. It might be an erminette chicken
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I had a slight thought "that's a really skinny Orpington"That’s not an orpington, the pictures online aren’t always accurate.
Oh, ok now I like think it's probably a hyprid that got accidentally mixed up with the order.Definitely not an erminette. Erminettes are paint, aka heterozygous dominant white, which is the same coloration that many other much more common breeds and hybrids come in.