Also aseels, actually aseels are much better moms than silkies. They are bigger so they can cover more eggs and fight off small predators like snakes and hawks also unlike silkies they are excellent foragers, and they always stay on the top of pecking order their chicks get plenty of food . I have also noticed that they are excellent teachers, I have seen them punishing slow learners
That Brahma silky rooster looks just like my rooster blue, because they are both from Brahma silky mixes. My rooster blue just doesn’t have that fluff on his head.
No surprises that the buff orpington made the list, indeed, top of the list. Weather be warmish? Time to brood! The Australorp have orpington in them, so again, no surprise. Not fond of silkies, they are a rather dumb breed over all.
Had Hundreds of Black Australorp Chickens Worst moms Only One in 100 will Sit, and Will Walk Away from their chicks First week, Oblivious, but Are Best Egg Layers
Your new property looks great!
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Great video!
this was great. Im hoping to switch over to some good broody breeds
Hello, nice to hear from you again, Alex
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wow great flock
Nice vid
I've heard the silkie is the broodiest
Also aseels, actually aseels are much better moms than silkies. They are bigger so they can cover more eggs and fight off small predators like snakes and hawks also unlike silkies they are excellent foragers, and they always stay on the top of pecking order their chicks get plenty of food . I have also noticed that they are excellent teachers, I have seen them punishing slow learners
@@elhombredeoro955 Interesting, I Would hace hombre looking for those but now I got a couple Brahamas
That Brahma silky rooster looks just like my rooster blue, because they are both from Brahma silky mixes. My rooster blue just doesn’t have that fluff on his head.
Only the Buff! What about the other Orpingtons?
I'm thinking I'm seeing a pattern seems like the best broodie hens are the big round hens
No surprises that the buff orpington made the list, indeed, top of the list. Weather be warmish? Time to brood!
The Australorp have orpington in them, so again, no surprise.
Not fond of silkies, they are a rather dumb breed over all.
I have fighting breed hen that will fuck up a dog and my leg when she go broody
Hey that's my aseel hen
Had Hundreds of Black Australorp Chickens Worst moms Only One in 100 will Sit, and Will Walk Away from their chicks First week, Oblivious, but Are Best Egg Layers