Single Favorite Breed

[cherig22]

Welsummer, the hens are so pretty, and the roos are so HANDSOME.

Cheri

 

[chicken_boy_Kurt]

Sumatras: I love their alertness, body carriage, multiple spurs (mine aren't mean... yet), and I like "different" breeds.

 

[moduckman]

I really like all that I raise, Moderns, OEG, Langshan, barred rock, my Rhode Island Red bantams, naked necks, wyandotte, white cornish bantam.... but if I could only have one breed and no others it would be the quail belgian bearded d'anver. They are by far the most personable birds I've had in the 20+ years I've raised them. Ask anyone who has ever raised them and they will say how great they are.

 

[wings]

Ohhhh! This is torture! I want to get more breeds, but I don't have the space, so I just have to hear about everyone's different kinds!!! (Sorry to whine!)

 

[magikchick]

Standard cochins are amazing. They are big, loveable and comical. They come is a wide selections of colors. They can be stately one moment and have you laughing till you cry the next.

 

[DTchickens]

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[Guinea Goonie]

I have quite a few different breeds. I really like the games, but I also like the white plymmouth rocks. The roos are gorgeous and the hens are great layers.

I enjoy the giant cochins, the Polish, especially the roos and the silkies.

Besides the chickens I REALLY enjoy the Guinea fowl. They are comical.

 

[AtRendeAcres]

I love all differnt breeds for different reasons!
but.
Plymonth Rock great for eggs and meat & most are nice for pets!

 

[SunAngel]

Easter Eggers, Cochins and Silkies are equal favorites here.

I love the EEs curiosity, antics, colors and blue/green eggs. The Cochins size, fluffiness and friendliness makes them a must have for us. And Silkies are just so doofy, soft and adorable I just have to have all the colors!!

ETA: Oopsie, I forgot all about my Mille Fleur d'Uccles! Shame on me, don't know how I forgot them...they are definitely my favorite...I have 2 young pullets that are the sweetest creatures. They talk to me when I call their names, are never flighty and actually like to be held.

 

[Buck Creek Chickens]

Right now it's the black Langshans, but a very close second is my millie fleur d'Uccles & seramas