Plymouth Rock thread!

[speckledhen]

Your Beebob reminds me lots of my late Dutch. BRs don't have to be show quality to be attractive! I love all of mine, even little, goofy-looking Barbara.

 

[Evelle]

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WOW!!! i have never seen barring so perfictly stright lol he is pretty

i hope i get a roo like that i only have a BR roo

i hope to get other breeds

 

[risingstarpoultry]

Could someone please help me I want to post a picture on here and I need help. thanks

 

[cubakid]

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Look at the options along the top. Click uploads. Then click the browse box. Pick the pic you want. Then click submit. Copy the image url/or thumbnail (pick the one that ends with something like...[/IMG])
Then paste it into your message.

 

[kathyinmo]

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https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1198

 

[Yard full o' rocks]

Here is a new photo album of my Columbian Rocks (with 2 BR cockerels stuck in there).

https://skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?cid=76b0b01228a61131&page=play&resid=76B0B01228A61131!420

 

[Happy Chooks]

Yard full o' rocks :

Here is a new photo album of my Columbian Rocks (with 2 BR cockerels stuck in there).

https://skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?cid=76b0b01228a61131&page=play&resid=76B0B01228A61131!420

They look beautiful Scott! Looks like they are gaining in size.​

 

[speckledhen]

Here are Alice and Neela coming off their molts. Alice has lost lots of weight, but hopefully, now that the feathers are almost all back, she'll be regaining that. They are fabulous layers. LOVE my Rocks! *The Marvin Stukel BR pullets are in and out of nests and Dottie actually sat on one of the EE's eggs yesterday for the first time ever, so eggs should be coming soon-they're 28 weeks old now, these younger ones.*

 

[tigercreek]

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I want a flock of those blues!! Beautiful birds Cyn. Next year if my spring plans go right, I should have some nice ones. ....stan

 

[speckledhen]

Stan, Alice (the light one) and Neela are just fabulous girls, as is their black sister, Emily. Eventually, my flock will be all Plymouth Rocks, both barreds and BBS, with a few EE and/or Ameraucanas for colored eggs, plus my three or four Buff Orpingtons for broodies. I also have my chosen bantam breed, the Belgian D'Anvers. It's taken trying out a few breeds over the years, but I know what I really love and Barred Rocks are at the top of the list.