Which breed are you most likely to buy

[Pampered chicken girl]

Hi everyone I am going to start breeding my girls soon and want to know what breed you would be most likely to buy? I know the choices are limited but these are just the breeds I have or am planning on getting.
Thanks in advance ☺

 

[AmeraucanaHank]

Hi everyone I am going to start breeding my girls soon and want to know what breed you would be most likely to buy? I know the choices are limited but these are just the breeds I have or am planning on getting.
Thanks in advance ☺

I would have to say easter eggers! But Ameraucana and silkies are VERY close runner ups!

 

[3KillerBs]

I voted Ameraucana as "most likely" but the real answer for me is probably "none of the above". My first criteria for breed selection is large eggs and my second is heat tolerance.

But good luck with your project.

 

[Lollychicken]

I put amaraucana. I would put Easter egger up next, but I would not go silkie, it might have just been where they came from, but I had way to many issues with them

 

[nuthatched]

Truthfully, none of those remotely appeal to me but if I had to.... maybe the serama? All of those breeds are over bred in my area.

 

[Sally PB]

I voted Ameraucana as "most likely" but the real answer for me is probably "none of the above"

Same for me.

Where are you located, @Pampered chicken girl?

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Same for me.

Where are you located, @Pampered chicken girl?

Florida

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Same for me.

Where are you located, @Pampered chicken girl?

Our local tractor supply sells alot of Easter Eggers and olive Eggers and "assorted bantams" so maybe those I was thinking

 

[nuthatched]

Our local tractor supply sells alot of Easter Eggers and olive Eggers and "assorted bantams" so maybe those I was thinking

So their not even going to be anything better than hatchery birds? If you want to make a go at, my advice is aim high. Buy breeder/show quality birds, breed to the sop and be npip. And try better breeds than a bunch of smarmy easter eggers and silkies or mixes.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

So their not even going to be anything better than hatchery birds? If you want to make a go at, my advice is aim high. Buy breeder/show quality birds, breed to the sop and be npip. And try better breeds than a bunch of smarmy easter eggers and silkies or mixes.

I was just saying that because I thought if they were popular around here I might sell more. But I can definitely see what your saying I might have better luck with rarer or less common chickens