Cackle Hatchery Buff Laced Polish - Not Sexed

Description

Buff Laced Polish chickens are a rare, highly ornamental European breed recognized by their prominent, white-laced golden buff plumage and large, bouffant crests. Known for their gentle, docile, and often timid nature, they are excellent, quiet pets that lay roughly 100-150 small-to-medium white eggs annually.

Features

• Coloring: Rich buff feathers with white lacing around the edges.
• Crest/Beard: A large, distinctive, flowing crest on the head. They come in both bearded and non-bearded varieties.
• Size: Lightweight, weighing roughly 4 to 5 lbs.
• Comb: Small V-type comb, often hidden by the crest.
• Legs: Blue or slate-colored shanks and toes.

Specifications

• Appearance: Rich golden-buff feathers with white lacing, featuring a large, often flowing crest. Available in bearded and non-bearded varieties.
• Temperament: Gentle, calm, and friendly, but easily startled due to poor peripheral vision caused by their crests.
• Egg Production: Known as moderate layers, producing approximately 100–200 small-to-medium white eggs annually.
• Hardiness: Generally suited for various climates, but their crests require protection from waterlogging, mud, and freezing in winter.
• Purpose: Primarily kept for exhibition, ornamental, and pet purposes.
• Management: They are susceptible to being bullied by dominant breeds and are vulnerable to predators

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