Please post some pictures of these breeds of birds!

[LinckHillPoultry]

Why... hello! Lol. I am looking for pictures from some specific breeds and some information and some of your personal experiences of these birds.

1. Buff Orpingtons
2. Silician Buttercups
3. Red Shouldered Yokohamas
4. Malays
5. Russian Spangled Orloffs

& this is a breed I don't own, but I am working on finding some eggs from them and I would like information on them. So:
6. Tolbunt Polish



Thank you so much and if you know of any breeders who currently sell tolbunt polish eggs that would be fantastic!

 

[hypnofrogstevie]

I dont know if you saw pics of my babies but I will try to get some pics on the laptop tomorrow.
in my personal experience with the buff orps. they are sweet, gentle and lovable. very adorable and I dont have one thats aggressive

 

[okiechick57]

This is my teenager Buff roo.......I find all of my buff's to be friendly and calm.........the roo is much nicer than other roo's I have owned...........great egg layers too.The hens that is

 

[LinckHillPoultry]

I've heard excellent things about buff orpingtons. That is a very beautiful roo okiechick and thank you and stevie for the info on buffs!

 

[CUDA]

Well, Malay's are some big ol giant orientals, and are game. You can't keep them with other chickens, just in case you didn't realize this. I have Saipans, which are darn near the same thing, except they get bigger, and aren't quite as game. My avatar is a Saipan, even though it isn't the best of pics...lol. He normally stands very upright, but wouldn't for his snapshot! He is around 2 1/2 feet tall right now and around 10 lbs, and he still has some growing to do.

 

[LinckHillPoultry]

Thanks CUDA. Lol I figured I'd have to keep them seperate from other birds. I was thinking I'd keep 1 roo with 2 hens in one pen, and 1 roo with 1 hen in the other pen... just so all the roos are satisfied and the eggs are kept fertile. I'm just hoping they wont get too aggressive!


CUDA: Is the flight pen you showed me awhile back, is that for malays? Because there is a smaller looking bird in it. That is an excellent looking pen by the way

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[CUDA]

Actually, I have my Saipan's in that pen right now, one cock, and 3 hens. I had them in with my turkeys, but the turkeys kept pulling feathers off my hens. You do understand that if you have the Malay's, you won't be able to free range any other roosters unless you have something around the bottom of the pens like on mine. If you try it, you will end up losing some birds from pen fighting. Trust me on that...lol One other thing, once you go oriental, you will want more. They are some of the smartest, charismatic birds out there. You just have to have patience though, they grow really slow, and need a high protein diet, plus they eat way more than other fowl. BTW, they should not get aggressive to you, but will kill other roosters. Good luck!

 

[Subirdban Farm]

I have lots of pics of my Red Sholdered Yokohamas and my Russian Orloffs on my personal page. If you need more I'll be happy to post them.

 

[hooligan]

This is Evil Chicken, he got that name bc as a wee bitty chicks he always tried to peck my hand to pieces. He a pretty mellow fella now though.

As a baby:

Young Evil

 

[herechickchick]

Here is my friends Buff Orpington