Oregon

[CFellows]

What kind of Chickens do you have?

Right now I have Yellow Leg Hatch, Old English Game Bantams, Easter Eggers, and a bunch of mutt birds. I will be picking up a starter flock of dorkings at the end of the month, and I have SFH eggs coming in the spring. What kind of chickens do you have?

I breed Catahoula Leopard hounds, and have sold several in the MT Shasta area, so if you see one it probably came from me.

 

[Noncentzter]

Welcome Chickengirl!

 

[Chickengirl1304]

Oh ver

Right now I have Yellow Leg Hatch, Old English Game Bantams, Easter Eggers, and a bunch of mutt birds.  I will be picking up a starter flock of dorkings at the end of the month, and I have SFH eggs coming in the spring.  What kind of chickens do you have?

I breed Catahoula Leopard hounds, and have sold several in the MT Shasta area, so if you see one it probably came from me.

oh very neat I have:
BLRW bantams
SLW
Black copper marans
Easter eggers
New hampshires
Reds
Sex links
Barred rocks

 

[bigboy70]

Sounds like a keeper

okok reguardless i was gunna keep him im was just thinking how to train him and what to look for

 

[Zanna]

okok reguardless i was gunna keep him im was just thinking how to train him and what to look for

From what you describe, sounds like he knows you are the "head" roo.

 

[bigboy70]

Sounds like a keeper

okok reguardless i was gunna keep him im was just thinking how to train him and what to look for

 

[bigboy70]

From what you describe, sounds like he knows you are the "head" roo.

I hope so he starting to develop and becoming very handsome

 

[M-I Chicken]

I hope so he starting to develop and becoming very handsome

Some roos are so sweet. I live within city limits and recently had to give up two of my "girls" because they grew into Roos. The sad thing was that the sweetest one of the lot was a rooster. That is him in the front - Chula Marie, an easter-egger mutt. Lucky, I found a farm where he could strut his stuff.

 

[Chicken Tamer]

Im excited! Bought some eggs to hatch, Giant Cochins, and Lavender Orpingtons! Also, Im trading my turkey for 2 Giant Cochins! Im sad my turkey has to go tho.

 

[LeslieDJoyce]

I think I want to get rid of my bantams ... I just really want to streamline things, and some of my bantams are too small to go into the regular flock and it makes me too sad to see them in their cages all the time.

Here is what I have:

1 pair of Sebrights, rooster and hen. She is laying almost every other day. We tried to hatch some of her eggs, and right now they don't seem to be fertile. I don't know if this is seasonal or permanent. They are VERY pretty birds, but not show quality. To be totally honest, he crows ALL night long and can be rather mean. I think he *really* wants to be running around in a veggie garden and will be a lot more mellow once he is.

1 mixed bantam pair: a square white Cochin rooster and a very delicate little Mille Fluer D'Ucle female -- she has the stiff feathers on her feet. Even though he is a little big for her, they have been together for a while now, so I would prefer for them to stay together. He is VERY protective of her. No eggs from her yet. He is actually my favorite bird, one of only two birds I personally picked out for my flock. She is my boyfriend's favorite bird. It will be sad to part with them. But I want them to be somewhere they can run around outdoors and have a more natural life than I'm prepared to offer him here right now.

1 mixed bantam pair: I have no clue what these are, and am not up on colors/feathers and such, but both are feather legged. He is probably some kind of Old English Game as he is rather upright, she is small-ish, almost rumpless, kind of round, gray, and has pheasant-like feathers.

If anyone is interested I will do my best to get some decent photos posted.

With the exception of the Sebrights which we got off of Craig's List and are supposedly a few months older, these birds are from late Spring 2012.

Note, I am Southwest of Portland. Please contact me with any questions. I'm eager to find loving "forever" homes for these birds.