Our Chicken Breeds 

Our Salmon Faverolles are almost like dogs-talks to you, follows you everywhere. have also found they are super curious, and pretty smarty-one day forgot to open pop door to run/nesting box and big coop door had blown shut-she couldn't get in to lay her egg-raised a ruckus and when we took too long to investigate came and raised a bigger ruckus at back door and pecked door-when I went out she ran to coop! smart girl knew she needed her human!

I keep Speckled Sussex. Looking maybe to get a flock of Dorkings together. Great birds!

Loved seeing all the breeds. We’re just getting back into chickens. Currently have about 15 different breeds.,

It’s interesting hearing other peoples experience with different breeds. Our Easter Eggers are not a bit flighty at all and lay nearly daily. I’ve heard other folks say Rhode Island Reds are aggressive but we had a flock that were as friendly as could be. The one consistency seems to be Speckled Sussex. Always friendly and relaxed which has been our experience as well.

We plan on getting chickens for our suburban backyard this coming spring and want to thank you for such an informative video! I think we are going to start with Buff Orpingtons and Black Australorps, since they seem friendly, calm and quiet. We would go with all Buff Orpingtons, but we think the addition of Black Australorps will give us more eggs.

Great video. Thanks for sharing . Would love to see more of your hybrids .

Thank you for the nice video! My favorites are speckled sussex personally

Thank you I’m just getting back into having a small flock. You helped me decide who to choose

Thank you for showing off your babies! I have Silkies (2), Rhode Island Reds (3) and a white leghorn! I am going to be adding to my flock in a few days and you gave me some information that I needed.

I really like this video. So many chicken breeds and great info to go along with them.

Awesome vid. Thanks for taking the time!

My Easter Egger is a good layer, but so flighty! I had six, one of the six was extremely smart and friendly. She figured out if I was working in the yard I would uncover bugs, and she would come running and stay right there all day. She was very flashy colored with a great crest. I named her Trumpy.

I throughly enjoyed this video. Thank you.

I have Cuckoo Maran hens , love em, dark chocolate eggs, med-large eggs , I get 5-6 eggs per day from 5 hens except in winter , sweet chickens , pretty quiet, fat birds , do well In Texas heat with a fan or swamp cooler and no problem in winter.

Great information just had to subscribe, thank you 😊

Thank you! Very informative!

I found the best way to tame the flighty ones is remember why they that way it is simply fear, just sit with them feed them just hang out with them over time they will initiate contact with you. never force a interaction, that just scares them more. my hamburg I had no idea how to tame so I didnt try,now she is way more trusting of me, and sometimes jumps onto my shoulder and looks me in the eye. she is so cute. my others are the same the more you interact but dont force it the tamer they become.

your Mrs. is so cute hehe.. God bless her

Thanks for the info. We just brought Lavender Orphingtons home.

Outstanding presentation! Thanks for taking the time to show and describe each one of your beautiful girls!

Thank you soooo much for this informational video!!

Thank you so much.

Thank I just came across your channep very nice the princess chick n breed is new for me thank you !

Thank for sharing your experience about chicken breed. You are nice couple stay blessed and live happily 😊😊😊

Like the collections of different breeds.

Great video thank you for sharing

Beautiful chickens!!

6:40 I like that little window . good idea

Great informative video😊!

From pakistan love poultry farming

Thanks for the information!

I really enjoyed all the breeds i also love having all the different breeds .

Cool chickens. I've got 2 Barred Rocks, 2 Easter Eggers, a Rhode Island Red and a Black Australorp.

I'm leaning toward Speckled Sussex and Black Australorps. For looks and temperament, I like the Salmon Faverolles and Buff Brahmas. I also like the Wyandottes, especially the Columbian, the Splash, and Silver.

Very informative thanks

Welsummers have single combs as well. The major difference is egg color between them and the Brown Leghorn.

Waaaw so much variety.

Loved it !!

I want everything!😊

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO

Beautiful video

Great video... Wish you could've shown the eggs produced by the different breeds...Thanks!

So many chickens. Nice

Great video

thank you

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All your chickens are healthy and beautiful I’m wondering where did you get them?I want a chicken farm just like that. Thank you

The first one you showed looked more like an Ameraucana --they have the blue/slate-colored legs, whereas the Eastereggers have yellow legs.

Could you do a video on what you do for your health check? What you’re spraying on them? And how often you do it? 🤷🏼‍♀️ I know that’s asking a lot 😅

Nice show.

Enjoyed hoping to get buff Orpington when I get set up

Excellent job 👏 👍

great video

I love chickens!

So beautiful chikan

loe watching your video

I just love chickens!!!! I'm with your wife!!! We just added 6 Barred Rock pullets and 6 Amber Link pullets to our flock. Well, actually, they are in the brooder box, but one day they will be added to be the big chick pen!!!! What were you spraying on your girls in the video? Just curious. Thank you for this great video showing a variety of breeds!!!!!

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Nice video from Pakistan

It depends on the hatchery line you have for the general bird temperaments. My Easter Eggers have always come from Townline Hatchery, have not been flighty, have the most curiosity and personality, are not bullies, lay 5 or 6 eggs a week from February through November, rarely go broody and molt fast. My Wyandottes have never been flighty and are always friendly. They are poor summer layers, but phenomenal winter layers.

8:05 I have 15 silkies hens and 2 Silkie roosters and I can tell you with out a doubt they do NOT lay white eggs. They lay small shinny light tan eggs. P.s love your variety of hens. 👍

I have 1 white legends an she is the friendliest chicken I have She was one of my first chickens so I guess I spoiled her she runs to me every time she sees me an sits on my knee.

Awesome video.

We used to have some mongrel Easter Eggers and I swear they laid through the winter

I would be interested in the following . Introduction of full grown Hen to an array of finding ones place in the established hierarchy . Female chickens having to compete find a place or die. I think possibly the dominant were the hardier from constent dependability breeding or layiing eggs The expensive breeds 🤔 mainly breed for beauty 🤔 can not compete in a peaking order environment. That is why they are rare farmed chicken or cooped.

Very nice birds guys thank you for showing us different breeds..happy farming God bless 🙌

My Buff Orphingtons are good layers as well as friendly. I have a Partridge Rock, also a good layer, but not as friendly as the Buffs. Do you have any Mille Fleurs?

2:00 beautiful chicken

Hi what the spray you use on the chickens

My Easter Eggers are very flighty but also very strange they keep to themselves and fight with each other when they get around the rest of the flock.

Great video! Just curious, what are you spraying on them?

Awesome video! What are you spraying them with?

What is the spray you used?

hello quick question could you guys show your bantam breeds?

Do you have any Barnevelders? If so, any info on them?

eggers not friendly? we have 7 and they are among the most sociable and friendly we have. I often have morning coffee in the coop and they immediately jump onto my knee to visit. Maggie and Hattie like to jump onto my back and ride around on my shoulder when I'm working in the coop. Love them.

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I have Australorps for chock shows

You're in a pretty brutal windy area. I'll bet the winters are pretty brutal , too? For birds, it's not the cold. It's the damn WIND. My dad had Barred Rocks (larger than him) in nw Ontario and winters could get two weeks of minus 55 below and colder. but wind i snot an issue, like Oklahoma. Have a photo of dad from 1927 with his birds.

Which rooster breed does (not) pick on or bully the hens?

Great video! What are you spraying them with? Some type of preventive treatment? I’d so, how often do you do it?

Omg your copper maran also like to land on heads lol I thought that was unique to our miss lolly

What were you spraying on them. I keep seeing videos that say not to get them wet. The other day my Brahma was panting because she was too hot. I gave her some frozen melon and ice water and it helped. Does it hurt to spray them with water?

I ❤️ spekled Sussex

What are you spraying on them? Very nice flock!

What are you spraying them with? Does this help with the mites, and coats?

I saw the intro and I said I think I should yeah and guess what i did😂

I have almost everything lol

I have 6 ISA browns

Im in Kissimmee florida and want a wyandote chicken but camt find them so 😔

Actually each Easter Egger hens will lay different eggs colors, not just blue eggs. Also, Easter Egger is considered a mix breed chickens.

Show quality brahmas are twice the size of that hatchery one in this video

I should be more responsible and buy producers but can't resist some silkies.

What hatchery do you get your chicks from?

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Strange my wyandotte are calm and not flighty at all.

Hold the chicken not from the legs but put both hands on the wings.

My neighbors have several laying hens - I think Rhode Is Reds, and just one rooster who doesn't know how to crow properly and never will because he is a solo act. It's a known fact songbirds learn their songs while young by listening to more experienced members of their species and a bird is a bird so this also applies to chickens. So every AM around seven or so I can hear his plaintive wail, a 2-note cry as almost if for help as he struggles to be the alpha (easy for him with no competition) while the rest of us wince at his pitiful off-key wail. And it isn't the first time. On a small rural street there have been a few other attempts by residents with similar results. If only they cared about more than just eggs. * sigh* I love birds, all kinds but I don't eat them. Thank you for the information and the facts I need to avoid that old trap of shopping by looks and ignoring other traits. A pretty bird that's skittish and flighty is one we soon tire of and life's too short to learn that way. I've heard about Buff Orpingtons and have always loved Barred P.R.'s. With a lightly-wooded half-acre... setting up a small coop and a moderate run isn't an insurmountable task for my retirement. Just want to keep it small for quality over quantity and hope to form some species to species bonds. Again thanks for the tips and will keep them in mind if /when I ever go shopping for hens.

What are you spraying on the Chickens

That’s not a brown leghorn. If it was, it would have white earlobes.