Recent content by hcammack

That is a great way to show someone what Faverolles are supposed to look like.

The backwards neck feathering here is common in the breed and totally acceptable although some folks don't like it.

I hate all frizzles no matter what breed so not for me personally. But it could be fun for someone who likes them.

Those birds sure are nice but sadly not mine. All I have is a few blue and black Ameraucana chicks from Will Morrow.

I just changed the sending address from Yahoo to Gmail. Hopefully everyone has received it now.

Thanks Eliz glad you enjoyed it!

Jakk welcome to the Faverolles thread. Glad to see someone with whites on here as not many folks have them! Nice salmons as well. Love how deep the keels look on those hens.

Both could be males but #1 could also be a pullet. Give them a few more days to feather in.

As soon as mine are fully feather they gotta go out. At least I have heater garage for them until then. Luckily the oldest group is ready to go out. But will have 25+ chicks in there again soon.

One of my non hatchery hens has gone broody and hatched chicks but aside from her only one bantam went broody on me.

There super tasty and flavorful!

They are not strong fliers to heavy I think. My lighter breed hens can get out of our fence but the favs don't.

Sorry if it came off as harsh. I didn't mean for it to. But as we all know things you write on the internet don't always convey the feelings behind what your write. Just get frustrated as folks are right the majority of the posts on this thread are about EE's. No worries all breeding chickens is...

Welcome to the thread. Beautiful birds. Love the BBS bantams.

Hi folks. The birds pictured above are not Ameraucanas. Is there any chance you could move your discussion to the Easter Egger Thread? I started this thread for the discussion of SOP bred color varieties or project varieties of Ameraucanas.