Icelandic Chickens: Unveiling the Allure of this Feathered Vikings

[@spymaine89]

thank you

[@yawarali3114]

These chicken look very similar to Kashmiri Favorella. Broody, medium sized and physical appearance too

[@country_boy_zone6b]

David Grote at Whippoorwill Farm sells hatching eggs and chicks. You may have to take extra care for single comb males if your temps drop below zero. David lives in northern Wisconsin and his dont suffer frost bite so talk to him. He is the importer of the 2 H lines. You can outcross to the Sigrid "larger and awesome combs" or Behl "small more common looking" but is you sell them you must advertise so!!! One on Davids lines has the pumkin color pop up on occasions. Ive only seen that color in a few other breeds. Thats the fun of having Icies. SO MANY COLORS, COMBS, TUFFTS and FLOWERS! I believe about 80% of their DNA is unique. Meaning no other chickens on earth have that DNA! 💙🐓🐔🐣💙

[@nickmesser4692]

No David Grote is $75 for a dozen eggs not sure bout live chickens

[@Wild-wheel]

Are they good with other chickens?

[@jaket8947]

They shouldn't be put with other chickens.

[@MickyBellRoberts]

My Rhode Island Red got sick the other day at 7.00am and died four hours later at 11.00am. I have no idea what happened, very sad now down to five chickens.

[@P10101G]

Fun Fact: All chickens originate from the middle east. Then they migrated to Asia. From there various parts of the world.

[@amararoot6861]

How are they in 90-98 degree Fahrenheit, humid weather? We have pretty good shade.

[@manti1992]

hi GT

[@email8378]

Where can you buy them?

[@country_boy_zone6b]

David Grote at Whipporwill Farm

[@fragout45mightyjungle63]

Also sold by Cluck It All farms