December 23, 2024

VIDEO: Chicken Breeds We Love!


We have lots of new babies this season! Some we have purchased and some we have hatched ourselves! We have found these breeds to be wonderful assets on our farmstead for many good reasons! Let’s talk about these sweethearts! Enjoy & thanks for watching! xo
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28 thoughts on “VIDEO: Chicken Breeds We Love!

  1. Hey I get eggs from a lady from work and she has a broody hen, well she had two but one stopped, but she was wondering what kind of feed the get the chicks, she get her feed at TSC. I told she may have to go with the non-gmo.

  2. Hi Ms Patara Thank You for making such Great videos for us!!!! I have been watching for a while now and I was just wondering if you could recommend A hen that will lay jumbo sized brown eggs???? I am very new to this. Thank You, take care and keep safe, Kevin.

  3. in your opinion does the french blk copper maran egg darker than french blue copper maran i hav both but cant tell which one is laying the darkest since they are housed together

  4. Bet that little stinker squeezed through the fence. I had one of my Sussex do that, even though I didn''t think she could. Up went the deer fence round the bottom section, til that
    little runaway gets fat enough she can't fit through no more. 🙂

  5. The last couple weeks I have gotten kind of obsessed with cream legbars. That will be my next breed I go with. You have a nice looking flock there. Your lavender orpington is a beauty. 🙂

  6. awesome breeds!!! but I gotta question….. mine are about 4 months old now and they are not roosting on their ….well roosts. when I go outside to check on them at night…. they are sleeping on the floor… what?…..have plenty… Plenty of room…. but to no avail still on the floor….any advice?

  7. In the past 2 days I have binge watched the chicken playlist…. all 174 of them. I have decided to live in your barn. Haha !! My 8 year old granddaughter has also watched most of them…. she fell asleep last night watching. xoxo

  8. I fully agree on the Speckled Sussex. I will not be refreshing our Silver-laced Wyandottes nor our Golden-laced Wyandottes, they tend to bully our more docile breeds (Our Speckled Sussex & Black Australorps get the worst of it). I like our Buff Orpingtons, and may get more in the future, but I think this year we're going to reduce our stock to just the Speckled Sussex. I'd love to try Lavender Orpingtons at some point in the future, but they are expensive! Wow!
    Love your flock.

  9. Great info here! In terms of Orpingtons as a whole, can anybody say if they all have basically the same temperament, or are the Lavenders more friendly than say, the Buffs, Blacks etc?

  10. I just loved your happy happy way while talking about your checks. I have recently started raising chickens about a year ago. My first 8 were silver laced babies. I was over the moon in love with them. I got their coop ready and put them out with their heat lamp. It is a huge coop for the 8 of them at first I only had a tiny yard out their trap door. I finally put up a 25' x 45' fenced yard with bird netting over top. I just loved watching them the smile on my face was great. I found my dogs didn't care about them at all so I opened their gate and let them have everything. WOW! Great workers! SO I got the chicken bug (Addiction) In the fall I picked up 4 Buff's babies. OMG! I had play pen days with these girls everyday. I eventually had to put them out into the big coop with their heat lamp but in a smaller area separate from the silver's. I worried about these babies because now it's winter, I won't do fall babies anymore I'm too worried about them being cold. They have done just fine except The silvers are bullies to them. I have opened up their area to the big girls so they can go in and sleep at night but they like their place under the warm light. So with my addiction and getting more babies this week I have decided to create a new coop and leave the Buffs where they are happy. I've already picked up 9 babies -5 Black Astrolorps and 4 Barred Rocks. Still to come this week Rhode Island Reds, Easter Egg layers and Gold Lace, I want 24 total. I want lots of eggs and some to sell of course later. My dogs eat eggs I eat eggs etc… My Buffs are very friendly so are the Silvers but I raised up different. The Buffs I held and cuddled the silvers I didn't. My one Buff loves to be picked up and held and I'm totally in love with all of them. They all follow me around the Buffs try to avoid the Silvers. All is well at my farm.

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