What are we???, 4 weeks now, compare photos...UPDATE PG4

[briteday]

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Green's Feed on N. Virginia Street across from the Bonanza Casino.

 

[Oceanseve]

Orps, Lorps, Brahmas, EEs.....

 

[melissastraka]

I'm with scbatz33....ALL ORPS...you will never be sorry!!!!!

 

[BarkerChickens]

My Barred Rocks are fun and great layers! EEs because they are spunky and lay green eggs. Delawares because they are great layers, docile and lay in the winter.

I haven't had an orpington, but apparently I need to get one based on this thread!!

I had to edit my have to a haven't....oops!

 

[Poulets De Cajun]

1. Silkie
2. Silkie
3. Silkie
4. Silkie
5. Silkie
6. Silkie
7. Silkie
8. Silkie
9. Silkie
10. Cochin

Hey... you have to have SOMETHING to break up the fluff!

 

[jimnjay]

My first chickens were about thirty years ago and I lived in Carson City. The Barred Rocks did great, I also had a couple of Leghorns. Those were about the only chickens I knew to exist at the time.

The next attempt at chickens was 5 years ago and they came from Privitt as well. The Barred Rocks were great and I had some hatchery RIRs and they were exceptional layers. The birds will appreciate a spritz occasionally in the dry summer and plenty of shade, otherwise they will do fine. All of the breeds mentioned are good get a nice assortment and you will have a beautiful yard.

 

[agirly4chicks]

I am new to this chicken thing but from whant all my uncles and grandma has to say Rhode Island Red are the way to go.

 

[Cherlyn]

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Buff Orpingtons are nice. Light sussex are great, but from what I am hearing, they are rare in the states.

~Cherlyn

 

[mullers3acers]

RIR and BLRW

 

[Pumpkinpup]

Sexlinks and Australorps hands down!