Two Month Update - Americana Chickens
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Two Month Update - Americana Chickens. Our new Americana chickens are now two months old. They've grown so much and have a real unique look. At two months old, they are about half way to laying eggs! Check out our two month update and let us know if you have the Americana chickens in your flock.
The Americana is a new breed for us. These cute little breaded hens are a beautiful addition to our flock. Have you had the Americana in your flock?
We have them for the first time this year, too. Ours are about 3 months and they have the fluffiest cheeks and butts!! Ours are a little more on the skittish side, too, but they aren’t mean to the other chickens at all and they’re very curious.
@@Gunsmokefarmstead Our Americanas stay to the outside of the larger group and tend to stay together as a group. It'll be fun to see them mature. We love fluffy butts!!
I love my Americana Pickles! Absolutely beautiful and I just got my first two blue/green colored eggs these past two days at 19-20 weeks old. She will jump on my lap for pets but doesn't like being picked up like you said. Her and my Sapphire Gem are definitely my favorites!
@@laurie9823 Good to know on time frame. We're almost to eleven weeks, so we're over the halfway point. It'll be fun to see when ours lay. Thanks for your update! Cheers Laurie!
Love the Americana birds. Ours are skittish too.
I'm hoping they warm up a bit as they age. We like friendly hens! Holly just wants blue eggs!!
They do everything on their own terms ,,,,, they love to fly up high at night ,,,,, if you ignore them they will let you know
It'll be fun to see how they mature. Another couple months and we'll have adults. They grow so fast! Cheers John!
Our experience - good, reliable layer. Dense birds (heavy for size), and first to pant in the heat as we have the blue bell variety. It will be interesting how they get along with the rest of your flock. Our orps get along with everyone, but our lorps really dont like the americauna. My pick would be americauna over australorps, and I dont think I'd mix them again.
It will be interesting to see how they get along. We've got a large space for our hens and we'll have three breeds and 28 total chickens. We'll give an update as they mix this fall. Thanks for stopping by to add your experience!
One of my favorite breeds. I have Americana Easter Eggers and Americauna tried and true. My girls are my best and most lovable breed. My queen is an Americana EE and she has the best leadership. My other girls stay with me whenever I’m outside. Seriously my favorite chickens. We have five … all different colors. I have one lavender and lays the most beautiful blue egg… my little Indiana Jones. She very outgoing. You’re gonna love this breed!
What a great review! We can't wait for them to mature and start laying. I know Holly can't wait to include some blue and green eggs in with our deliveries! Thanks for sharing your experience! I can tell you love them (great names!!). Cheers!
They are cute now and they will be beautiful as adults. Thank you for sharing.
It'll be fun to watch them grow. They have such a distinct look. Cheers Janice!
Did you guys also get some gold stars? We got a couple of those as well, and they are turning out to be very mischievous! 😂
We've never had the Gold Star. Black Star, but not Gold. The other 15 are ISA Browns. I went for total production!!
We just bought 2 Americanas and 2 wyandottes. It was nice to see this update. Ours are less than a week old
Get ready for some beautiful hens. Ours are gorgeous! Cheers Ashley!
They are so pretty
Such a fun look to them. We've never had a hen like this. Thanks for stopping by to watch!! Cheers!
The grey one reminds me of Pres. Martin Van Buren! lol
Ha! That is correct! You made me laugh! Thanks for a great laugh! Cheers!
Pullet eggs soon . (Spellcheck wanted to say something else. )
Never had those since we considered them a novelty, and we are practical.
Thank you Rich.
We've (me) always been practical. I want production, production, production. Holly wanted cute, blue and green eggs. You know who runs the Farm, so she got what she wants! Cheers Bryce!
They’re one of my favorite breeds. We are getting some next round so we have green and blue eggs again. So fun. Ours in the past seemed smarter than the rest, which can cause trouble 😅
Well, that scares me a bit! Now I'm wondering what they'll get into!! Thanks for letting me know that! Cheers Lisa!
Americanas are awesome. Cheers
We're excited to have them. Holly is really fired up to see the different color eggs!
I liked hearing the chatter.
Isn't that so fun! They have such a high pitch right now. Happy hens have the best chatter! Cheers Dawg!
Sweet! 😊
They really are! Thanks for stopping by Sarah!
I also just got 4 last fall super winter hardy and friendly also great foraging instincts
I have heard they are good foragers. We've got a great area to free range so they should love it! Cheers!
We have a few of them and i love their colored eggs. They are super cute! 🥰
I'll have to look back on your vids to see if I can spot a few mature Americanas. We can't wait for the colored eggs! Cheers Barb!
Sooooo cute! Im getting a couple ducklings this weekend. Never had ducks before. Wonder how my chickens will pike their new neighbors. Lol. Fingers crossed.
Like not pike..lololol
It'll be fun to see how they get along. Keep us posted on how the "pike" each other!! Cheers Kim!!
🙂Don't have any of the crosses yet but I'm sure they pick up a lot of the characteristics from the Ameraucana. Those I do have. Nervous as a bunch of shot cats that jump at their own shadows. lol Have to say they are a very different breed from other chickens. Very interesting and enjoyable none the less. Very sweet and quick to come and hang out with you but as you say, not much for the touchy feely stuff. I find it best not to push the issue with them and now and then you'll find one sitting in your lap or setting on your shoulder.
Very slow growing. I've got 8 pullets and a rooster. Of those a couple of the girls are getting some color in their combs and will likely be laying sometime soon. They were hatched on or about my birthday Feb 10th this year.
Mine don't mingle much with the other birds and tend to stay to themselves. The other birds just kind of look at them like what are they? lol Yours may be not so much like that being a cross?
I think you'll enjoy them. They stay plenty busy grubbing and exploring.
I think our hens are like yours. They will stick to their group. I'm hoping they will mellow out and join us as they mature. Thanks for sharing your experience! It'll be fun to watch them grow. Cheers!
Love my Americanas. I have 4 girls and my rooster is 1/4 americana as well (he has the beard). One thing to watch for, Americanas (at least mine) are smaller than other breeds, and tend to get picked on. My hens at the top of the pecking order have pulled out the beard feathers on my americanas, so they have naked necks. Just a heads up to you if you see one missing beard feathers.
Thank you for sharing. I didn't know they'd be smaller. With our barn so large, they will have plenty of room to spread out, if picked on. We will watch for it now. Thanks for the heads-up!