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Baby Chicks: Golden Buff (Red Star) Female Reviews

4.9 Rating 91 Reviews
The week that I have had the buffs. Appear to be healthy and active.
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Posted 2 years ago
Chicks arrived in great shape and doing great
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Posted 2 years ago
THEY ARE GREAT CHICKS. EASY TO CARE FOR AND THEY GROW VERY FAST
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Posted 2 years ago
These lil ginger girls are so healthy! They have already taken on the top spots in the pecking order with my other chicks. The top spot belongs to my Red Star with chipmunk strips! She’s so cute and not even the biggest but full of sass!!
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Posted 2 years ago
These girls are egg machines. Docile little dinosaurs. Our girl Rose reached egg age in winter. 35degree days and upper teen nights. She started laying and has not stopped for over two months now. Even through two weeks of evil heavy snow, wind and finally rain. Trees and heavy snow build up destroyed the run but she laid right on thru it. If you want a friendly layer, this is for you. Just remember. Chickens only have so many eggs and heavy layers stop laying sooner even though they can live 5 or more years.
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Posted 2 years ago
They started laying at four and a half months. Now, a little over six months old, one of them missed laying one day. It was so hot that I wished they would take a break. The eggs are almost as big as they are (exaggeration of course. They can only free range when I am outdoor with them, but they have a huge run. During their out time, they prefer to stay near me a lot, run off come back shortly. Just love these birds.
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Posted 3 years ago
Ordered 12 spring of 2021. Reviewing 2022 august. A few were less strong than others, but majority were exceptionally healthy. All survived with minimal intervention (except 1 required notably more). Laid on time, nice, good quality Large eggs. No health issues with any to date. Friendly even with minimal effort on a day to day basis. I was able to separate the weaker ones of the group which helped them thrive until they were able to catch up.
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Posted 3 years ago
My two hens were born on Feb 14th. I got my first egg today, in 90+ heat. Of all my hens, current and those owned over the years, these two red stars have been my favorites Audrey and Ariel are smart (steal bread treats from my pocket) and ever so sweet. They get along well with the other birds, love to be petted and carry on a nice, lyrical conversation. Since they came in Feb. I had time to socialize the 8 of them and that may be a big difference. They prefer my company to other birds. While all 8 are friendly these two stand out in the group. So glad I stumbled on them. My Pet Chicken is great at communication and first class shipping conditions. Would love to know the cross that produced them!
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Posted 3 years ago