November 21, 2024

VIDEO: 3 Chicken Breeds I NEED! YOU Need Too!


3 Chicken Breeds I need & you need, too!
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25 thoughts on “VIDEO: 3 Chicken Breeds I NEED! YOU Need Too!

  1. I have silver and golden wyandottes and ayam cemanis. And thanks to jail breaks hybrids of all. Cemanis were a fad buy but my cemani hens are good layers and broody. Extremely flighty and have poor cold tolerance. Will phase them out. I love the wyandottes and would like cuckoo marans and easter eggers Comets sound interesting though.

  2. I love reading about the different breeds in our Murray McMurray hatchery catalog ! Of course, I recommend supporting a hatchery closest to you who's practices you like etc. ! I just had never ordered chicks before ( still haven't ) and that was one who's name I was familiar with and who many homesteaders have really liked. I have really enjoyed the info in their catalog, which I think I for free just by requesting one.
    Patera – u must be further south than I realized ! Looks very green there ! I am in NW Wisconsin, hi from the cold, snowy north !

  3. Our city, although it's a small one, only allows us to have 3 chickens. No more than that. I would love to raise them, but with only 3 allowed, it's hard to invest the money and time to do that when Aldi had a dozen eggs for 49 cents. Now it more like $1.50 a dozen. But it's still way way cheaper to buy them. Be sure you check your community rules on the number you are allowed. We can't have bee hives either, which I'd love to have.

  4. Love my naked neck hens! This year I would like some barred rock hens to add to our flock, supposed to be hearty in winter. None of my chickens have gone broody, something to look foreward to because we want them to be broody and raise our meat birds. I tried to count your birds as they came out the coop, too fast. Take care.

  5. I agree with you. The buff and the barred were always my choice too. At least for hens. My barred rooster was the meanest bird i ever had. To do it all over again, I'd go for those two breeds again.

  6. Absolutely agree with you on the buff orpingtons! And the barred rock. My oldest hen is a barred rock and she is going on 9 years old! Now she no longer is used for eggs however her knowledge and experience that she teaches our younger birds on free ranging is absolutely priceless!

  7. Cool. I may think about the barred rock to integrate into my Wyandottes. I think they may be the best as far as extreme cold here in Maine. My rooster is a mixed breed and uS a large comb which has a little freezer burn this year. Gotta watch for that. I too am upgrading and that will include reassessing my coop. I need to add some natural sunlight and get it insulated more, move around a few things too so I can get a dust bath in there in winter and make it more user friendly. I've only had chickens for two years and see the error of my ways!

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