Hi PoultryQueen101, i am about 3 hours away form there, so i can't really make it, i'm very new to chickens anyways i am not even sure what some of my chickens are called, i was wondering if you could tell me is having mixed chickens bad? my flock is totally random, and i'm not sure how to get any pure breeds out of them, aside from just penning up the roosters and only letting them mate with the same breed as them, i mean what happens when a jersey giant breeds with a blue Cochin?, or a blue Cochin with a buff orpington, or a lavender orpington with a blue Cochin?, also i have a chicken that looks almost the same as a buff orpington but she has bright yellow legs, and the other buffs have white legs...what kind of chicken is it? or is there somthing wrong with my buffs that made them all have white/pale-ish legs? i do not know if i'm aloud to put links in replies but i have a youtube channel that i posted two videos of my chickens on, if you, or anyone else wants to see it maybe you can help me tell what kind of chickens i have, i know most of them, there is just a few i can't really tell, like i dunno the difference between a astrolorp (i dunno how to even spell it, omg) and a jersey giant) i also just want to share my flock with everyone on here, but i dunno how to do it, or where to post where anyone can see it, lol besides my youtube channel. i want everyone to see my blue cochin, i think she is beautiful , also do any of you guys know the meyer hatchery? in Ohio?, i live about 30 mins from there.
lol, we live 2 and a half hours away, we will stay over night on friday to saturday and saturday to sunday. Then we will leave on sunday.
Having mixed chickens is not bad at all, I too enjoy the surprising colors that could appear. But my mom likes purebreds, even in our main flock where lots of mixing could happen. I really want to hatch one of my wyandotte or comet eggs because they are crossed with ameracuana... maybe someone can buy some eggs from us and find out what happens for themselves? Lol. Then tell us.
I have seen dominique cross roosters with lavendar amerauacana in the rehome section, and they are gorbeous.
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