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Wow! The Louisiana State 4-H Poultry Show was spectacular I heard. A Black Orpington hen from our line won Best Orpington and there was a lot of Orpingtons there. Two exhibitors had our line. All four recognized colors were exhibited. Buff, Black, Blue and White.

The Incubation Seminar is available to view FREE here on BYC. Just search for it in the search box.

I am a bit slow in responding, but as a breeder of both Orpingtons, Wyandottes and Plymouth rocks, this is a rose comb. I will not comment on type.

Hey Walt, Bentley, Bob etal, Frank Reese Jr posted this on Facebook this morning. Can you name the breeds without looking down and reading the answers? This was a test Frank was taught as a child by Hy Patton. Quote: Frank Reese Jr.

Sears was a dealer. the manufacturer was Leahy it appears from a photo I seen on eBay. Any real redwood cabinet is a steal. Top breeders claim they get the best hatches from a redwood. if its not really "restored" try restoring it with the Sportsman's new preset system. More important, post photos!

We have some Blue Orpington chicks available now. they are 50% Cecil Moore line. As for the Poultry Press, it is available only by subscription. Just google Poultry Press and you will find their website. Nice folks, except for the monkey they have! Although the wallaby is sort of cute.

Cecil Moore knew how to breed those Orpingtons! Not many good SOP Black Orpingtons left around.

We always try to hatch our Orpingtons from November to February. Most Orpington breeders also hatch their large fowl this way.

Ron, post some photos of your...... True Rhode Island Reds AKA Heritage Rhode Island Reds. Columbian Plymouth Rocks Heritage Plymouth Barred Rocks.

Continuing education is one reason why we have hosted a Meetup Seminar. Last year was an Incubation Seminar and this year will be Poultry Breeding and Genetics in the Small Flock Meetup Seminar - Arkansas - January 12, 2013 Learn more about the Poultry Breeding and Genetics in the Small Flock...

Here is thedragonlady's flock of "Heritage" Buff Orpingtons. Proud to say some of her SOP pullets were from us. Wished our flock was this big. Would have been, but..... Anyway, here they are: She posted these at...

I think the ALBC appreciates the work of the SPPA. You are not at odds, but fellow workers together. Here locally we have loads of churches. Baptist, Pentecostal, Methodist, Catholic, Presbyterian etc. Twice a year we have a community worship service. We do not all agree on doctrine, but have...

The best list of "Heritage" breeds is at http://www.amerpoultryassn.com/APA%20Recognized%20Breeds%20and%20Varieties%20Sept2012.pdf Scroll down the dates and anything admitted prior to 1965ish would be considered Heritage. Then there are some old breeds that never were accepted in the Standard...

In the end, the Heritage Committee of the APA will more than likely decide for us what terms to use. And now the ALBC director is on that committee. Did anyone from the SPPA get appointed to that committee?

Interesting what I heard on a video today! This is a great video for beginners and old timers alike! Jahdan (11) has watched this daily for weeks! "Find the oldest people you can find who is not senile and talk to them" – Walt Leonard aka fowlman01 on http://chickenvideo.com Also...