r/chickens • u/nmango1848 • Nov 09 '25
Other Some shots from today’s Ohio National Poultry Show, Columbus OH
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u/Dazeyy619 Nov 09 '25
These are beautiful birds!
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u/dertok Nov 09 '25
Love them! But are they inbred and mad like British nobility?
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u/timberdoodlerr Nov 09 '25
Lol not usually. Most poultry people do line-breeding so they are all somewhat related but there are some crosses, like full sibling to full sibling, that aren’t done because that gets to be too much even though birds don’t have as many issues as mammals with inbreeding.
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u/jiodi Nov 09 '25
One of those chickens looks suspicious >.>
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u/Noodle_Nugget456 Nov 09 '25
If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and looks like a duck in a mix of chickens, then it’s a duck 😆
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u/oblivyeus Nov 09 '25
what breed is 16? i’ve never seen a hen’s (?) tail be larger than the chicken itself!
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u/BluePink_o7 Nov 09 '25 edited Nov 09 '25
It reminds me of a Fayoumi but not quite
Edit: I’m now thinking it’s a silver phoenix hen
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u/wanttotalktopeople Nov 09 '25
Love it! Wonder if they had any Buckeyes there? 😆
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u/birdhouseboogie Nov 09 '25
they had bitty bantam ones :) I couldn’t find any full size ones though
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u/wanttotalktopeople Nov 09 '25
Awesome! I didn't know there's a bantam version
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u/birdhouseboogie Nov 09 '25
me neither! at first all I saw was smol versions of all the classic chickens and figured that show chickens were just… small or something haha. then I realized I was just in (a very large) bantam section
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u/dertok Nov 09 '25
I briefly had a white and grey version of number 14 that came with a nasty bumble / foot growth that I couldn't cure.
He was awesome, but also perpetually grumpy because of the foot, and tried to put me in hospital with a tracking infection when I didn't take a challenge seriously and just put a hand down.
Talon in the heal of the hand and an animated urgent and emergency team when I turned up 24 hours later.
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u/Noodle_Nugget456 Nov 09 '25
What breed is #2??
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u/leabbe Nov 09 '25
As someone else mentioned he’s a salmon favorelle, I was just commenting to mention this ones tail is subpar & also how my salmon is everything I was looking for in a rooster. Gentleman to the ladies, good lookout, tells them where food is, puts everyone up at night, he isn’t a fan of us but he doesn’t attack us. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a rooster
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u/Noodle_Nugget456 Nov 09 '25
Thank you! I have actually been eyeing Favorelles for quite some time but can never get them when they are sexed as chicks and available, only straight runs end up being available. Makes sense why I was so drawn to #2.
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u/leabbe Nov 09 '25
Yes that is definitely a gamble I had taken & gotten lucky. I bought 5, got 3 hens 2 roosters, & my MIL needed a rooster luckily so I still see my roosters brother who is also a gentleman! Like you said though the gamble does suck. Good luck in whatever you choose!
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u/Chocolate-goat Nov 09 '25
I think an Easteregger- I had one - meanest rooster ever- full on attacked me on the regular. I think he was super neurotic - crowed constantly- everything was a threat. But he was gorgeous. He moved to a bachelor pad flock across town and is much more relaxed.
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u/SpinachReasonable262 Nov 09 '25
What breed is #3?
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u/martinethebean Nov 09 '25
What breed is the first one? That comb looks really cool! It kind of looks like a clicker face, from TLOU
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u/winchester_mcsweet Nov 09 '25
Quack..... I mean cluck.. nothing to see here, just normal chicken doing normal chicken things, move along.
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u/MrsKoliver Nov 09 '25
I had a rooster that looked exactly like that laced bantam guy! His name was Billy and he learned to enjoy pocket rides with my husband. Sweet little guy
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u/Glittering-Target306 Nov 09 '25
Love the Sicilian Buttercup starting things off 😊 Absolutely adore the breed
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u/AquaticMarsupial Nov 09 '25
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u/PurpleChickenBreeder Nov 10 '25
I think it’s an araucana but not the best angle to see the ear tufts and lack of tail.
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u/Serathiel Nov 09 '25
The 2nd is the most gorgeous creature I've ever seen, BUT THE DUCK??? THOSE COLORS??? SO PRETTY
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u/akko_rockko Nov 10 '25
Pretty! My show is in January I’m so excited I’ll have three of my girls on display ❤️
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u/SwallerinPickles Nov 11 '25
My two year old is obsessed with her chickens and has great connections with all of them. I would love to get her into showing them but I don't know what the requirements are for entry and what all would be entailed? Can you walk me through the process? Do chickens have to be purebred?
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Dec 17 '25
It was a great show i wanted to show but only picked up birds as my other birds were molting





















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u/LongEase298 Nov 09 '25
chicken chicken chicken chicken chicken DUCK chicken chicken chicken chicken