Which breed are you most likely to buy

[Pampered chicken girl]

Look up pictures and qualities of seramas. I'm sure there is someone on here who could help you.

Thanks

 

[Quarterhorses1]

I wish mine had seramas even though I know that they probably won't ever since they're so rare

Ours has Indian runner ducks, whyandottes, buff Orpington, astrolarps, and bantams rn. We have never seen seramas tho. Lots of Cochin bantams.

 

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

I got a Sebright from our assorted Bantam bin. She had a straight comb but beautiful lacing.

 

[Quarterhorses1]

I got a Sebright from our assorted Bantam bin. She had a straight comb but beautiful lacing.

Cool! We’re not brave enough to get anything straight run except for ducks

 

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

Cool! We’re not brave enough to get anything straight run except for ducks

I got 2 from that bin. Ended up with a Sebright hen and an OEGB rooster. We still have the OEGB but the hen died from a hawk attack last year.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Cool! We’re not brave enough to get anything straight run except for ducks

Haha me either, I am nervous about hatching eggs too but luckily for me I have a friend who will take all the roos or unwanted girls

 

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

Haha me either, I am nervous about hatching eggs too but luckily for me I have a friend who will take all the roos or unwanted girls

Lucky! I have always kept my roos or gave them away. I have eggs in the incubator and am being honest with myself. When these hatch I will keep the pullets and likely butcher the cockerels. They are Bantam cochins so we will probably just breast them out.

 

[Data]

I'm surprised Australorps aren't on this list. I just started a new flock after having a mix of Italian Buttercups and Black Australorps. I love the big girls and they are still healthy and laying 2-3 eggs a week at 7+ years. Great temperament and egg production in a hardy bird that does well in almost any situation. It was the only breed I was interested in buying,