“I love these chicks! I am a first time buyer of this particular breed and I’m so excited about them! Unfortunately, I have lost two chicks within the first 24 hours of receiving them. My experience with working with my pet chicken has been amazing in the process, though! I first purchased two of the cream leg bar and within the first 24 hours I lost one of them for no apparent reason other than it was just weak. The company proceeded to send me two more along with two of the light Brahma’s and I was refunded for the check that I lost , after I received the next two babies, the same thing happened one didn’t make it in the first 24 hours but I do have two cream light bars that are thriving at this point and I’m very excited! They are in a bit of a different age category… But I will win them together in the near future! I have given all information along the way in order to potentially help the breeding process with this particular chick. I’m not sure why I am only keeping one out of two both times but I know that this hatchery will make it right And it is definitely a different process having checks shipped out! I’m truly enjoying it, and my pet chicken has made everything right and taken perfect care of me as a customer! I am nothing but pleased and satisfied!”
“I love this breed! Thet have very pretty feathering like a pheasant and a little tuft on their heads. very sweet and lays Adorable medium sized light blue eggs. One of my favorite breeds.”
“Although I am not 100% sure which chick is the Cream Legbar and which is the Partridge Olive Egger, I believe our little Astrid (darker and smaller) is the CL and Chesnut (brown and larger) is the POE. Both are awesome. Astrid is the second smallest chick of seven and is incredibly smart. While the others announce it when they get a morsel of a treat, she grabs and then quickly and quietly goes off by herself to eat. Her BFF's are Chestnut and Spot, who are both much more assertive. Spot (the Barred Rock) makes sure that Astrid gets everything she needs. Chesnut is also very sisterly. She is our most coordinated chick. Always the first to try out new features in the brooder. By day seven she was flying onto a perch I put in there for them. Both are happy, healthy, and wonderful.”
What adorable little chicks! These breeds do look remarkably similar as chicks, but the differences will be more pronounced as they get older and are fully feathered in.
