Please post rooster pics with breed.

[OneTwoMany]

First time flock owner, we have two silver laced polish roos as our flock. So far they are lovely little weirdos!

 

[Trimurtisan]

First time flock owner, we have two silver laced polish roos as our flock. So far they are lovely little weirdos!View attachment 1853150

Nice looking rooster, very hansom fella.

 

[Trimurtisan]

I had some crosses between the two breeds who would've been amazing if they'd lived. This was the LF rooster over a white Oshamo henView attachment 1853078

Sorry if I've asked this already, but do the Oshamo go broody very often? Also, do you ever sell hatching eggs? I'm not looking for any right now, but would love to have a couple of your crosses later down the road.

 

[Elsveta641]

Sorry if I've asked this already, but do the Oshamo go broody very often? Also, do you ever sell hatching eggs? I'm not looking for any right now, but would love to have a couple of your crosses later down the road.

The go broody very easily and they dont lay eggs very often. A few times a week less than half the year. The rest of the time they're freeloaders. And no sorry I dont sell hatching eggs anymore

 

[drumstick diva]

I've never heard of/seen a liege fighter but they sound like good roos to have.

 

[Elsveta641]

I've never heard of/seen a liege fighter but they sound like good roos to have.

They are wonderful. My rooster was almost 2 years old(fully mature) close to 3 feet tall and had inch long spurs, but he could be completely trusted around my children. He never challenged a human being and would eat out of the hands of small kids, he even allowed his hens to. He was smart enough to know we were no threat and that we liked him and his girls.

 

[Peppercorngal]

Olive Egger Greybeard. I posted before, but he has changed quite a bit and is becoming very colorful! Photo is taken today.

 

[Trimurtisan]

Olive Egger Greybeard. I posted before, but he has changed quite a bit and is becoming very colorful! Photo is taken today.

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Very hansom fella!

 

[Trimurtisan]

The go broody very easily and they dont lay eggs very often. A few times a week less than half the year. The rest of the time they're freeloaders. And no sorry I dont sell hatching eggs anymore

Thanks for the info again.
If you ever get back in to selling egg again I'd love to know.

They are wonderful. My rooster was almost 2 years old(fully mature) close to 3 feet tall and had inch long spurs, but he could be completely trusted around my children. He never challenged a human being and would eat out of the hands of small kids, he even allowed his hens to. He was smart enough to know we were no threat and that we liked him and his girls. View attachment 1854285

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That's a great picture!

 

[EdenHallow]

This is Roofus. Nobody knows what breed he is. I ordered what I thought was 3 female BSL and he was one of them.