Chickens producing 200 eggs annually start at 15:34. 300 egges annually starts at 21:43

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

👍🏼

@Valerie-bb5hi

Жыл бұрын

Thank u

@shaggydog563

Жыл бұрын

Thanks much

@slowtaknow

Жыл бұрын

Why show non egg producers/ meat birds at all

@polie67

Жыл бұрын

@@slowtaknow because the lay eggs as well.

In 2020 we got 10 Easter Eggers. They have been really great. Out of the 10 chickens we average 6 eggs per day. Backyard chickens should ALMOST be mandatory. So beneficial, useful, can learn alot from having chick's. Their manure is useful as well. It's just one step towards self sustainment. This world talks alot about it, but does not utilize it.

@headfirst6227

Жыл бұрын

You can put chicken tunnels in your garden and they will eat the bugs and can’t reach your plants.

@Valerie-bb5hi

Жыл бұрын

Wow only six a day... I hav had roadh Island reds last few years they produce one a day each until days get shorter they once on the week they may skip one or two

@Thunder_Dream_Designs

Жыл бұрын

I would look at adding in some calcium and protein, you should be getting more like 8 eggs a day. Just a thought

@carlindurfee7566

Жыл бұрын

@@Valerie-bb5hi I live in rhode island are they good for the cold?

@Valerie-bb5hi

Жыл бұрын

@@carlindurfee7566 well maybe ne have been outthis last week it got down to four degrees we did put a heat light in their nesting box they were fine. I love my Rhode Island reds for a couple of reasons one they're very sweet pretty quiet can be used for both eggs and meat yet they lay quite a few eggs one a day in the winter time they may skip a day

I just got into chickens about a year ago, and as a supplement give them organic worms and sun flower seeds as a snack..., and I let my 12 chickens forage over 1 acre of land every day...I feed them non gmo nonmedicated, non soy pure organic scratch feed daily...My 2 leghorns are laying about 350 eggs per year , my 2 Orphingtons are laying 320 eggs per year, I have a Red colored chicken that is laying around 315 eggs per year with a beautiful olive colored thick shell, and my Bard rocks and Americana's are laying 310 eggs per year...I must have gotten lucky because out of the 12 mixed breed chickens I bought at 4 months old , I don't have a single chicken that lays less than 310 eggs per year... Maybe they will slow down as they get older but right now they are happy egg laying machines that love me and my grand children and come running to us when they see us...

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Great 👍🏼

@hotartesian4163

Жыл бұрын

You have similar egg laying results to my own. My brown leghorns don't lay quite as many eggs as do the whites, but still lay even into old age more than 300 eggs, my Black Minorcas lay close to 300 eggs annually, Ameraucanas 300 to 320, Delawares are laying sometimes 2 eggs at once and straight through the coldest weather, so they are giving me over 300 eggs annually, and so on for all my breeds of chickens. Only the Brahma breeds lay about 200 eggs per winter thru early summer then go stubborn broody for 2 months! I really think a lot of the production depends on the feed and comfort of the hens.

@darrylmackie9184

Жыл бұрын

You give them all those goodies and feed us Bullshit.

@Lee_269

Жыл бұрын

My 7 chickens are laying 6 to 7 eggs a day also on a organic garden..They love the broccoli leaves and kale the most.. They eat a lot of tomatoes and extra zucchini also.. I do give a non gmo organic scratch ..You get out what you put in.

@VEERIC

Жыл бұрын

I feed similar to you and my Americana’s lay an eggs almost daily, with the high heat this summer, the production went down a bit, but with the temps cooling they are back to an egg a day.

Have raised a lot of chickens over the years and my favorites are ISA Bowns. Good brown egg layers and very mellow personality makes them easy to care for.

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Great, Thankyou for sharing 👍🏼

@user-pk3ru9zu8m

Жыл бұрын

I have a few "Isa Brown X New Hampshire Red" cross, they are amazing .... 👍🐓🐔🐣🐤🐥🔹😀

@johnmoyer5515

Жыл бұрын

I like isa browns myself they seem very calm

@jamesbattle5828

Жыл бұрын

Of all the different breeds I have owned for over 50 yrs, the isa browns are number one in my book for egg production and disposition. The ideal 236 breed produce more eggs but they are wild. I guess that is the white leghorn in them as they are a cross between white leghorn and australorpe

@juneschwierjohn5512

Жыл бұрын

My ISA Brown was the most affectionate, cuddly hen I ever had. Followed me around all over the yard. Jumped up into my lap if I sat down. She was smart and understood a few words as well as her name. Came running if I called for her. Sadly she died from reproductive tract cancer.

My favorite chicken breed is the Buff Orpington, gentle, good egg and meat bird !

Thank you for the video, I enjoyed it. I have six 3-yr old hens - Light Brahma, Buff Orpington, Barred Rock, Jersey Giant and Leghorn. A month ago I ordered 16 chicks, each a different breed, different egg colors. My chickens are pets. They get mealworm treats, cooking scraps, picked up and petted. The older girls free range on my 2 acres. They come when I call them.

You left out all the orpingtons. They lay lots of lovely brown eggs and love their humans. My son had one that ran to meet him every day when he got off the schoolbus💕 Another favorite of our family is the black sex link, my husband loved them because they were excellent at eating baby snakes every spring.

@ajalicea1091

Жыл бұрын

They had the buff orpington listed from England

@floridagirl386

Жыл бұрын

​@@ajalicea1091I never saw it either

l have had Buff Orps, Gold laced Wyandotts and Black Jersey Giant hens. All were wonderful. My Rooster was a Black Jersey Giant and was almost 2 feet tall and was VERY protective of his girls. I saw him run off a racoon but he was a cantankerous SOB and would spur anything that got close. He was also a good dad.

@bbtruth2161

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like my rooster Bucko.

@skelatons63

4 ай бұрын

That Jersey Giant had giant pile of 💩under her. Would hate to clean up after those!😅

best 22:50 min I've spent in a long time

WOW WHAT AN INFORMATIVE VIDEO, and well designed. Most of these countries I never thought of as having poultry . So many different breeds that I never heard of, but several I have had. I tend to "go for" the colored egg layers. I have always loved AMERACAUNAS. This year I found 2 breeds that I never heard of, and gave them a try--- very pleased. TRUE BLUE WHITINGS + TRUE GREEN WHITINGS. Both are very good layers, nice, friendly poultry ,and I will order them again. 👍

@emiliomenendez9758

Жыл бұрын

Serama 200 eggs anually, you mus be kidding..

@muhammadazhar1828

Жыл бұрын

Mr this is all fake.you do not know any thing about chikens or poltry.this vidio is totaly fake and full of jokes.....there r only 10 to 15 types of chikens in the world best spesies in eggs production........plz go to incyclopiedia for mor knowledge.....font believe on thies fake vidioes.

I own a small Australorp farm, they lay around 358 eggs per year

@dimitrisdim3830

Жыл бұрын

Τί τα ταΐζεις;

@SueBHoney-cq8co

Жыл бұрын

Love my Australorp

@aliahmedson2

9 ай бұрын

Good to hear that.. where do you reside brother?

@aliahmedson2

9 ай бұрын

May i have the opportunity to visit your farm

@raheelabbasi1548

9 ай бұрын

@@aliahmedson2 Bhai mt pardna is chkr mien, Australorp G1 garlic ki trha hike creat key hui thi, mae nae apna setup khtm kr dia hae, sara loss hua hae, wese egg laying 320+ he hae per year.

Amazing birds that we take for granted, who have been feeding the human race with eggs and delicious chicken meat for thousands of years, in almost every native culture around the world. There is a really great book by Andrew Lawler called "Why Did The Chicken Cross The World?" which covers their fascinating history.

We have Buff Orpingtons and Rhode Island Reds. The Buffs are way to broody but the RIR's are great layers .Love them, they keep us well supplied with large brown eggs.

@clintonhoward2139

Жыл бұрын

That what I have found with my Buffs Orpington's very broody breed. I just have 2 or 3 for a mix of birds.

@765lbsquat

Жыл бұрын

And nice tender snatch to brood yonder

@XDrakePhoenixX

Жыл бұрын

@@clintonhoward2139 My Orphingtons were always such broody hens too!

I’m going with a hybrid: Cinnamon Queen 280-300 jumbo brown eggs annually, early layers, cold hardy, very calm and friendly birds.

@eschmidtiii4673

Жыл бұрын

@@gypsy547 FYI: Cinnamon Queen chickens are a cross between a Rhode Island Red rooster and a Rhode Island White hen. I’m looking for to receiving my chic in March.

Excellent research. Couldn't ask for better. Thank you for your hard work.❤️

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for your kind support 🙏🏼😊

Leghorns for the win... Small tidy birds who seldom go off lay during the winter months, and are pretty ecconomic on feed too. Eggs are a bit smaller - but of wonderful flavour and quality.

@purplethumb7887

8 ай бұрын

Leghorns for the win for sure! Sweet, sweet girls if raised from hatchlings and handled regularly. Fun personalities too!

@amandawhitworth7125

Ай бұрын

My legghorns lay very large eggs

Speckled Sussexes are one of my favorites. They are very good layers, have their natural instincts, are good foragers, and smart (for a chicken). They are survivors, more so than other breeds I've had.

@rephaelreyes8552

8 ай бұрын

they do well against predators?

@egalwas7998

7 ай бұрын

I am also breeding this sussex, but they do Not lay 250 eggs per year. More 150 per year.

I have two hyline browns and one Australorp, cross hyline brown. One of the hyline browns has laid an 81gram egg, a few weeks later an 82 gram. Her eggs are often around 66 and 67gram. Her name is Gladys.

@qweqwe1324

Жыл бұрын

Hahahaha that's so cool. Nice name

@pamelasandstrom4401

Жыл бұрын

@@qweqwe1324 She is named after the ex Premier of NSW. Gladys Berejiklian, my Gladys is Berechicklian...

speckled Sussex are the friendliest (towards people) and inquisitive chickens I have ever raised. They are a great addition to a mixed flock

@luchacefox259

Жыл бұрын

I have some on order now with several other breeds for my mixed flock of about 200. I hope they are as good as everyone says. I live in the mountains in a pretty harsh climate so I really like hardy friendly birds.

My faves are Austrolorp, Ameracaunas, RIR, Copper Marans, Plymouth Rocks, Dominique’s and Orpingtons. I also had a Cochin I loved.

I tried to subscribe , but , KZread says I have too many subscriptions !!!! Keep making 🐔 chicken 🐔 chicken videos and I'll keep watching !!!! Thank you very much !!!!

Chickens have an amazing vocabulary. I've found over twenty calls they make with specific meanings. Fun to raise and very friendly. Loved every minute of it.

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Interesting, thank you very much for this information 👍🏼

Had a 4 chicken flock of buff Orpingtons. in a year two were killed by predators and one just dropped dead. Now have 4 ISA browns and one buff. The isa browns are much more energetic and are a cohesive unit. They are doing much better than the orpingtons. Lay a lot of eggs , one a day from each hen. They do complain loudly if they want something but are otherwise pretty calm and easy to herd. They are curious and friendly. The orpington is the old lady wise bird now. Doesn't lay but keeps an eye out for cats and suspicious things in the sky. Love them all.

I'm so glad I found this video!! I have raised some of these breeds before and researched many others. I have some Red Stars coming in soon and I'm very excited about this! Also I love the different shades that come from Americanas, such pretty eggs

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Great, Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

My favorite chicken that wasn’t listed is the Buff Orpington 👍 plenty of eggs, great disposition, also a meat bird !

@Katalinmason

7 ай бұрын

I agree. That’s why I chose Orpington. The Astralorpes (spelling?) are the same type just black. They’re friendly, easy going, great eggers and meaty. Although I love my girls too much to eat the, lol.

We have 4 isa browns and we love them. They are our first chickens and are surprisingly friendly. They average 3 eggs a day between the 4 of them.

@jes6427

Жыл бұрын

im looking for isa brown chicks everywhere in my area and cant find any :*(

@mjeh1

Жыл бұрын

@@jes6427 sorry. We got ours at tractor supply last spring. They are awesome and produce a ton of eggs. 25+ a week on average now that they are full grown.

@williambrown7203

Жыл бұрын

@@jes6427 We ordered ours from tractor supply

5:09 polish chickens i believe aren't from Poland. The name comes from the hats of polish militants resembling the crests of polish chickens, also the polish chickens have many different names but they are believed to be from the Netherlands as depicted in their old paintings (i forgot what they're called). Also polish chickens can lay a lot of eggs once they get into the rythme of laying, we have 6 beautiful white crested black polish hens and they give us 3-4 egg daily, and we just added 4 more silver laced polish hens 2 days ago! 5 eggs harvested from 10 hens on the first day I'd say that's a keeper right there!

@CockadoodleDont

8 ай бұрын

Mine also lay a lot more 100 a year for sure

Wish they talk about the size of the eggs as well.

fWhite Leghorn can lay more than 280 eggs per year. Infact, most of them can lay up to 300 or more. I've had a White Leghorn before and she lays almost everyday (except in the winter). The biggest problem about them is that they fly way too much! Her first few eggs was literally found under our neighbors (she flew over the fence and loved doing it) and she just kepting on visiting them.

@EP-qi8ed

Жыл бұрын

I have 3 three-week-old white leghorn chicks and they are so flighty! They can already fly over 15" high out of their brooder and back in again when I lift the screen on top off. Meanwhile, my Australorp chick and Golden Comets of the same age are not flighty at all.

@secretzombie3976

Жыл бұрын

I love my leghorns. Great egg layers that lay large white eggs, have a small appetite and are typically healthy and low maintenance. They are not as cold hardy because of their larger combs but have done well in my area of zone 7a-b, only having to use extra protections during abnormal cold weather events. They thrive as Free-range birds since they enjoy foraging and their agility make them a little better at predator evasion and though mine only Free-range part time they give no issue returning to their safe enclosure and are usually the first to roost. They don't go broody or raise young well but that can be remedied with another breed like the one we have recently fallen in love with and that is the Buff Orpington, the Hens are more friendlier than the Leghorn Hens and a little hungrier too lol.

@danthedewman1

Жыл бұрын

trim the wings

@OMalMalamutes

Жыл бұрын

@@secretzombie3976 l

Really don't care about eggs. Came here to see all the different breeds of these cuties and now I want them all🤣

I’ve never raised chickens, planning to soon. Great video, and thank you to all the commenters telling of their experience with favorite birds. Gives me more ideas to look into.

@raydenegifford8405

Жыл бұрын

Once you start, you will never want to be without them. They are fun to watch too.

Nice job! The California Grey gets my vote for a white egg layer, and Delawares for brown. I've raised both for years and they're great layers, good in cold weather, gentle, and hardy.

@NativeAnimals

2 жыл бұрын

Thankyou 🙏🏼😊

Nice sharing, this video contains lot of information. Thank you and keep sharing, nice back ground muaic

I have eight French Coppers Marans who lay beautiful large chocolate brown eggs, and eight Light Bramas that lay light brown eggs. Both are friendly and hearty . They have feathers on their legs that help them stay warm in winter. I love my chickens!

@lucykelly7152

Жыл бұрын

Don't they need extra cleaning, if they have feathered legs?

@SueBHoney-cq8co

Жыл бұрын

Those chocolate colored eggs are beautiful.

I used to have a leghorn hen. I thought I got an egg almost every day except for a few cold days in the winter. But I live in warmer climate, so the winter is short and not cold at all. And it seemed the leghorn delivered more than 300 eggs a year. But according to this, it's not at the top of the list. But hens that lay too many eggs a year don't live very long. It's too stressful on the body.

Thanks for this great video! Very informative- well done!

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much 🙏🏼😊

What a beautifully done video you gave us! THANK YOU! :)

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏼😊

New Hampshire reds and Delaware’s are what we currently have. So far after 2 years they have been great layers and fun to have around.

@spoonstir8675

Жыл бұрын

yep they are quite the friendly bird. I had 6 in my flock a few years ago and my father was visiting sitting outside in a lawn chair when the specks came up I got some bread and tossed it to him and on him and he had a lap full of chickens

@halfcircleworkshop

Жыл бұрын

I have 5 New Hampshire reds and 5 Delaware's I just picked up from the hatchery. They are so cute. I hope they are good layers

My favorites are some you don't show. I have 4 Sapphire Gem hens. They are fantastic layers of about 300 large to extra large brown eggs per year. Friendly birds and easy to handle.

@MyHumbleNest

Жыл бұрын

SG are also the breed I have. I only have two hens now and I get 8 eggs per week. One lady laid every other day through our below 0 temps. They are so sweet!!

Never thought I'd watch a chicken tier list

Wow. Thanks

This is a great video. Didn't know Ayam Cemanis were only 80 eggs!

I love my bantams - much more cost effective to feed than heavy breeds. Mine are excellent layers but they do go broody. I let them do their thing so always manage to score at least one who stops sitting, moults then starts laying again late summer so they continue laying all winter for me. My bantam Wyandotte was still laying 5 eggs a week at 8 years old. It's her 9th year now and she's slowed down a bit.

@erikjohnson9223

Жыл бұрын

Pheasant keepers often raise bantams to be foster mothers for their game/exotic-ornamental birds. Partly because they go broody (incubating the eggs so chicks hatch), partly because they are light weight, so won't crush the eggs of even smaller species (like golden or Lady Amherst pheasants). (Most pheasants will sit on their own eggs also, but by taking them away to a bantam or incubator, the pheasant hens will typically try to lay more to overcome the apparent predation.) Want to start your own avicultural zoo?

Great. Many breeds i didnt even know. And I never knew that india has that many breeds.

@erikjohnson9223

Жыл бұрын

Chickens are almost all descended from Red Junglefowl, native to India and SE Asia. They were probably domesticated first in that part of the world, so more time for mutation & selective breeding to create different breeds.

Love the fact that this popped up in my recommended. This says so much about me lol. Great video though, super informative!

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou very much 🙏🏼😊

I have had many breeds and several mixes. My favorite by far was the Golden Comet for production, quiet, ease of handling, etc.

@schmidt-goderthomestead2009

Жыл бұрын

I have two Golden Comets and they are some of my friendliest

@mamagem-caster7851

Жыл бұрын

i have a deathlayer that is so calm

Very nice informative video❤.

That was great to watch, so informative. I grew up in the country and we had chickens for awhile, but got rid of them and just got our eggs from our neighbor who had a bird sanctuary. He had every type of bird imaginable, but also had chickens for laying. Now my sister has chickens and I can get them from her. So many different types to choose from. If I ever got any for myself, I would have to get one that doesn't lay that many eggs.

@Pipsqwak

Жыл бұрын

If you get too many eggs, you can always donate them to a food bank. That's what I do. I also give them to my friends who don't have chickens, and donate others to homeless shelters. I have a flock of fourteen layers, and even in the winter they produce more eggs than we can eat! But I wouldn't give up a single one of my girls.

@pamelasoares7514

Жыл бұрын

You can also dehydrate them. They're great!

Great video. Thank you.

Had me some golden comets loved them one once laid a 3.6 ozer wow that must have hurt, her name was Jezabelle she would hang out with me while I was working the coop and run even land on my shoulder.

Fascinating!!!! Thank you

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏼😊

Living in the country I have noticed something over the years Hawks don't seem to go after the black chickens as much as they do the lighter colored ones I believe it's because they think they are crows or buzzards I don't know but that's why I have astraulorpe chickens good egg layers brooders and meat birds and friendly as can be

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Great, Thank you for the information 👍🏼

@roseburton1344

Жыл бұрын

my dog also was attracted to white hens but not to darker ones, guess which ones I kept!

@ntn4327

Жыл бұрын

Notei o mesmo comportamento no Brasil

Holy Frick that was the best video I've ever watched. More pls

@NativeAnimals

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your support 🙏🏼😊

Great video! I have booted bantam, dutch Holland bleu, barnevelder, Sumatra and Silkie They lay nice eggs!🐔

My favorite breed is the Buff Orpington. They so FLUFFY and from what I understand they are good for eggs and meat

@Cayuse2009

Жыл бұрын

You can't go wrong with buffs for gentleness, hardiness, foraging, good meat, and good layers and they'll even hatch their own replacements.

I have Frizzle: 8:03 Silkie: 10:36 Golden laced wyondotte: 16:39 Plymouth rock: 17:28 Speckled sussex: 19:58 Rhode island red: 20:35 australorp: 20:42 Leghorn: 21:31 Golden comet: 22:31

I love Golden Comets. Great layers. They would jump up into my lap when I would sit near them.

What a provision ! Take your Pick.😊

These must be averages and somewhat situational. My chocolate Marans definitely put out more than the Marans listed here. My Ameracaunas really crank them out too. Had isa browns a while ago and they definitely lay in that 300 range and they were a bit more friendly and trusting of people than my marans or ameracaunas. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend any of these breeds. They all seem to do well here in MN.

Australorp, Rhode Island Red, Plymouth which we have here in the Philippines! 👍🇵🇭

The music makes me feel as if I'm riding horse back across the wilderness looking at all the chickens

We have had 4 isa browns since last spring. Got them as chicks. I have been getting 1 egg from each of them since July! In 1 week I will have Welsummers to add to the flock. And a rooster!

I have rhode island red ,barred Plymouth Rock and black Astrolorp

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Great, you can have enough eggs all round the year 👍🏼

You have lost your mind, AUSTRALORP produce 280-310 the first three years. One hen has produced 365 eggs in a year, only toped by a leghorn at 366 eggs in a year. Other than that Great video!

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the information. This is presented based on the average egg production by breeds. However, there are several individual cases which can vary depending on their diet, health, environment and many other factors.

@gelwood99

Жыл бұрын

@@NativeAnimals True, When I had Turkins, they laid over 320 eggs their first 3 years!

my favorite is the brahma, love the roosters they are huge and dominant. very good at protecting flock. very independent animal likes to be alone. they do eat a lot though.

If you love your chickens more, they produce tastier eggs.

Very informative and helpful video. Thank you

@NativeAnimals

2 жыл бұрын

Thankyou very much 🙏🏼😊

Keep in mind, that most "breeds" around the 300-line are hybrids. So if you want to hatch your own chicks with them, their children won't lay nearly as much as their parents did.

1:24 North Korean roosters can lay 50 eggs a year!

Great video, now I have a reference for when I need more hens!

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

👍🏼

Awsome ! Thank you

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏼

Great video

How many chicken races you have India China USA Europe : Yes

Lohmann Brown - up to 350 eggs annually !

Not surprised to see the Black Stars near the top of the list. My Ameracaunas are also faves.

Nice Presentation, Thanks. Of Course The Ones That produce the most. USA breeds. However, There Lovely Looking Breeds All Over, It Looks Like. They Are Beautiful. ❤️

EXCELLENT

Thx for the show

Thank you sir, what a God given friend of family? Great show on colors of eggs n bird feathers n their ability to sustain humanity only if men stop fighting.

Wow! What a great presentation. Thank you.

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏼😊

All beautiful and what a benefit for mankind! Thanks for the great and highly informative video! Well done!

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much 🙏🏼😊

So hard to pick favorites! Lol I love my Sapphire Gems, my Australorps are delightful - reliable layers & love to be petted, my Polish are ditzy & funny, and I’m really looking forward to my Cream Crested Legbar pullets growing up to be beautiful hens,

@Pipsqwak

Жыл бұрын

My Cream Legbars are delightful - full of personality, very cute with their crests (I call their crests "hairdos") and bright colors,, and they reliably lay beautiful sky-blue large eggs every day.

This is an interesting and highly Informative Mr. Hansen 👏👏👏

@NativeAnimals

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou very much Sarvana 🙏🏼😊

Phoenix or Delaware Blue are the most beautiful; however, Ameraucana or Araucana have the prettiest colored eggs.

2:15 that's Bangladeshi Chicken, Chittagong belongs to Bangladesh not India.

These numbers seem to be low compared to every other resource I have checked. My ISA Brown lays an egg almost every day.

Cochins and silkies are my favorites because they are dedicated setters and mothers. However, they are easy pickings for predators. I currently have Buff Orpingtons and they can hold their own against fox and skunk. This batch seems to be above average in flying up to branches when predators approach. We have martens, rats, skunk, fox, Bob cat, mountain lion, bear, raccoons, and sneaky neighbors dogs to worry about. They started laying at 20 weeks on the dot which was Christmas day. From 7 hens I'm getting 2-3 eggs each day which is unheard of in my Northern Minnesota home town. Usually they don't start laying until March.

@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123

Жыл бұрын

Hey neighbor, I’m in the Northern part of Minnesota too, between Park Rapids and Bemidji. I’m always curious what chickens people have the best luck with in the cold short daylight days. Do you raise chicks to sell ? My daughter has a bunch of different kinds but they don’t really keep track of who is laying what ! Happy New Year 🎉

Just hatched 4 Bielefelder chicks didn't see them on the list. Bread in the 1970s Germany. Bielefelder kennhuhn lay up to 360 eggs a year the bantam version lays about 160 eggs a year. Very docile great family chickens. very big!!

Very interesting and informative .

@NativeAnimals

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Thankyou 🙏🏼😊

Very well put together video on the breds and egg production and colour. I have faverolle, Wyndotte, Sussex, Aracarn, Austrolpes, Brahmas, bianco di suluzzo, Sicilian also. Thank you for this video.

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Great news !

We keep and hatch Black Australorps and Rhode Island Reds. My kids enjoy the extra money they earn all summer. Friendly, do well in captivity, and handle winter weather well.

Orpingtons and Dominique are my favorite. Both good layers, and if you want chicks, Orpington will go broody.

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Great video thanks for the info! 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞 🐤 🐣 🐥

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We love the True Blue and the Amber Stars …. good layers and sweet chickens!

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Thanks for the education. Buck, buck, BUCKAAAAAWK!

Pretty cool video

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North Holland blues UK type still commercial type great to eat and lay 240/80 plus large eggs good forager. Large Cuckoo Scots dumpies good eating and lay alot of good eggs 260 again good forager plus had both breeds for 50 years. Thankfully the show and pet people haven't ruined them like they do to so many breeds sadly. The best outdoor commercial layer black rock lasts for years good foragers.