What is your ideal flock??

[BarredBuff]

I am not really that epierienced to say but I think a mixed flock of Aussies, Orps, and Sussex.

 

[ClairedeLune]

I'd love a breeding flock of Serama and about 25 hens and 2 roosters of Blue Laced Red, Blue, Silver Laced, Buff, and Black Wyandottes.

 

[silkydragon]

a big 1 of all kinds of mixed birds i wish i could free range pheasants without them flying away

 

[gryeyes]

I have 9 chickens (all listed in my signature) but hope to add a couple more: purebred Ameraucana, a Welsummer, a Buckeye, and I need to stop at that point, as that will max out my legal limit.

 

[walkswithdog]

Delawares - big tan/pink eggs, Marans in blue wheaten/wheaten and golden cuckoo - big dark rust or chocolate eggs, and purebred Wheaten/BlueWheaten Ameraucanas - big blue eggs, and some blue Rocks for regular big brown eggs. Rainbow of layers. Oh and my sizzles, blue black and splash... cuz silly has value.

 

[Freeholder]

I'd like to see a flock of really nice Salmon Faverolles scattered around the yard. I enjoy a mixed flock, but there's something special about a uniform flock of good quality!

Kathleen

 

[Illia]

There was a thread very similar to this a little while ago.
My ideal flock (well, some will be seperate) consists of different colors of Marans (but not Cuckoo) different colors of Brahmas, some Easter Eggers, black and blue Ameraucanas, various Polish, Shamos, Malgache/Madagascar Game, and some Olive Eggers (but that would probably count as an EE

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Basically the better of the breeds I have right now, but of better quality and quantity. (Sorry girls, but most of you are hatchery quality and some of you aren't my dream breed)

 

[Long Horn Poultry Farm]

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Hi Illia

Could you please post a few pictures of your Malgache/Madagascar Game or is this a breed you would like to have.



Long Horn Poultry Farm

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

Hi! My ideal is an odder-than-odd flock. I have *most* of what I want here already.

Lisa

 

[big medicine]

A cluster of silver laced brahma pullets. It's hard to imagine a prettier sight than these gals spread across a green yard, with a couple white shouldered roosters keeping an eye on things.