UK Member Please Say HI

[Perris]

Hello @D4dotty and @moretonquail - welcome to the UK thread on BYC

 

[KingD]

Bring back the sunny weather, England!!

 

[Chicalina]

Hi Newbies!

I'll have some polish roosters of my own soon, so I'm interested to see if you get any interest @PippinTheChicken.

Out of my polish babies, I'm pretty sure 2 will be male. A gorgeous blue, and a frizzle cuckoo. I'm gutted because I would have loved to add those colours to my flock. Thankfully, I think the buff (not sure if it will be buff or chamois actually), and the white frizzle, and the paint silkie/polish cross are girls.

 

[Cupcake1243]

Hi, I’m from Manchester!!

 

[Perris]

hello @Cupcake1243
what chickens have you got?

 

[Cupcake1243]

hello @Cupcake1243
what chickens have you got?

Hey, unfortunately around 3 months ago I had to sell them due to personal reasons but start of September I’ll Be purchasing some to add to my yard

 

[Perris]

Hey, unfortunately around 3 months ago I had to sell them due to personal reasons but start of September I’ll Be purchasing some to add to my yard

yay! so what will you be looking for? egg layers, lap chickens, a specific breed etc.?

 

[Cupcake1243]

yay! so what will you be looking for? egg layers, lap chickens, a specific breed etc.?

Yeah egg-layers mainly but I’m also looking to get a rooster for chicks/meat but I’m still deciding. My parents are helping out aswell but I’m just loooking for a hardy chicken that can last all weathers and lay good eggs.

 

[Cupcake1243]

Yeah egg-layers mainly but I’m also looking to get a rooster for chicks/meat but I’m still deciding. My parents are helping out aswell but I’m just loooking for a hardy chicken that can last all weathers and lay good eggs.

And it also has to be a friendly chicken

 

[PippinTheChicken]

Yeah egg-layers mainly but I’m also looking to get a rooster for chicks/meat but I’m still deciding. My parents are helping out aswell but I’m just loooking for a hardy chicken that can last all weathers and lay good eggs.

Well... In the UK they have to be cold hardy