Buff Laced Polish Chicken
The Chicken Coop Company
Buff Laced Polish Chicken Chicken
The Buff Laced Polish chicken, introduced to the United States in the 1800s, is a stunning variety known for its signature crest of feathers and charming beard. With its buff-colored plumage beautifully edged in white, this bird stands out in any flock. Although not known for high egg production, the Buff Laced Polish lays small white eggs, making it more suited for ornamental purposes or exhibition. Their friendly, curious nature makes them a delightful addition for hobbyists and show bird enthusiasts alike. For more details on how to care for and raise this unique breed, reach out to The Chicken Coop Company.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Are Buff Laced Polish chickens good egg layers?
Buff Laced Polish chickens are not known for high egg production. They typically lay small white eggs and are more commonly kept for ornamental purposes or exhibitions.
Do Buff Laced Polish chickens require special care for their crests?
Yes, their crests can sometimes obstruct vision and collect debris. Regular maintenance, like trimming and cleaning, may be necessary to keep them healthy and comfortable.
Are Buff Laced Polish chickens friendly?
Buff Laced Polish chickens are generally friendly, curious, and calm. However, their crests can sometimes affect their behavior, making them more skittish due to limited visibility.
What makes Buff Laced Polish chickens ideal for exhibitions?
Their striking plumage, unique crest, and overall appearance make them a popular choice for exhibitions. Their distinctive look is highly sought after by breeders and poultry enthusiasts.
Buff Laced Polish Chicken Facts
- Poultry Show Class: Continental
- Weights – Hen—–4 1/2 lbs
Rooster——6 lbs
Pullet—4 lbs
- Cockerel—–5 lbs
- Purpose and Type: Egg Laying; Exhibition
- Egg Shell Color: White
- Egg Production: Good
- Egg Size: Medium
- Temperament: Docile/Flighty
- Fertility Percentage: 40-55%
- Broody: Non Setters
- Mating Ratio: 7 Females to 1 Male
- Roost Height: 2 to 4 feet
- Country of Origin – Netherlands
- APA: Yes, Recognized by the American Standard of Perfection in 1874.
- TLC: Recovering Status, Considered a sustainable heritage chicken breed.
- Breeder Farm Source: Poultry Breeding Farm developing our bloodline or strain of color varieties of the Polish chicken since 1971.
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