First Time Chick Owner

[Devin23]

I just ordered place my order into Murray Mcmurray and ordered some Polish, partridge Cochins, salmon faverolles and a couple others! Has anyone had experience with those breeds or Murray Mcmurray?

 

[LittleGirlBlue]

Any suggestions on cockerels?

 

[QueenMisha]

I just ordered place my order into Murray Mcmurray and ordered some Polish, partridge Cochins, salmon faverolles and a couple others! Has anyone had experience with those breeds or Murray Mcmurray?

For future reference, the appropriate place to post this would be in the "Chicken Breeders and Hatcheries" forum on your own new thread. MMH has decent Partidge Cochins, very sweet and hardy birds. The body type on those is actually decent compared to most MMH stock. I can't speak to the other breeds you mentioned though.

Any suggestions on cockerels?

They are too young to tell for sure but my guesses would be:

Pic #1. Cockerel far left and far back right.

Pic #2: Cockerel right

Pic #3: Cockerel upper middle and potential cockerel far right

Pic #4: No visible birds screaming cockerel

Pic #5: Center Blue/Lavender chick cockerel

Pic #6: No visible birds screaming cockerel

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Any suggestions on cockerels?

Love the pics of these cuties!
@QueenMisha has made some great observations. I'm not very good guessing, so I would agree with her.

 

[Sherri1171]

I live in Laplace,Louisiana and never had chicken,eggs has got so expensive .I have good sized backyard ,my health isn't great so learning to live off land can walking is limited I can still with good bit of pain.I would raise chickens and grow a small vegetable garden.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I live in Laplace,Louisiana and never had chicken,eggs has got so expensive .I have good sized backyard ,my health isn't great so learning to live off land can walking is limited I can still with good bit of pain.I would raise chickens and grow a small vegetable garden.

Hello and Welcome to Backyard Chickens!

I think keeping chickens and having a small vegetable garden is doable with limited mobility. You would need to be a little creative, but the folks here on BYC would be glad to help with ideas.
Since you've just joined, please post in the "New Members - Member Introduction" thread so you can get a proper welcome. If you haven't done so, visit the learning center for information on all kinds of issues. You can also post in the forums and ask questions about building a coop, growing veggies, etc., just pick the appropriate category at the top. Hope this helps and good luck!