Getting a Couple new breeds

Well I guess I am getting a few White Chanti's
and also some White Leghorn Bantams
Regular comb and also some rose comb
They are from a Line that is about 50 years old I will post the line when I find out the name for sure
and I am not sure if they are going to be chicks or Older as of yet
was just excited and wanted to tell someone that would listen

It is exciting to get new livestock. After not being able to get Freedom Rangers this week we decided to go back to a couple heritage breeds that are meaty. We ordered some Delawares that were the original broilers before 1950, some Dark Cornish and some Red Laced Cornish. We added some Black Cochins pullets and some Gold Laced Wyandotte roosters to the order. A bigger incubator is now in the plans because we are going to raise our own meaties.

Nice to hear that you are getting some more birds, smiling. Rosewood, breeding cochin to wyandotte makes a massive bird, smiling. I know, had a cockerel from that mating, glw roo over a black cochin hen. Good luck with things. Have a wonderful day, CynthiaM.

Congrats, i have been debating about Chanties. They are a wonderful breed and so hardy but where does a person draw the line...Hahahaha

Exactly. I struggle managing two breeds well (one is White Chantecler - you'll love them!) I CANNOT take any more breeds.

Congrats Appway - does this mean you'll be building more coops?

I too, have added a breed- New Hampshires

Always thinking, always planning.
I am glad I am not alone.
Congrats!

You are going to be busy Appway!!

Susan wrote:You are going to be busy Appway!!

Just a few of each so not to bad cant wait to start getting and hatching EO eggs so I can get real Busy

Hope they start for you soon!

I am really happy with Chanteclers, they are kind of high strung when young, but settle down in nice birds that produce eggs like the dickens and are hardy and a pleasure to have. Hope you enjoy your new breeds.