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Baby Chicks: Salmon Faverolles Female Reviews

4.5 Rating 70 Reviews
My Salmon Faverolle, Lady Benedict, is a character. She's goofy and playful. Very vocal and bold. Her big kid wings are coming in and they are beautiful! Thriving well.
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Posted 2 years ago
Lovely!
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Posted 2 years ago
These are darling with their puffy little faces. I just want to hug them & love on them. They're the cutest little nuggets of fluff. I only wish I had ordered more. I received excellent customer service with an issue. My situation was remedied straight away. I will be a return customer. Thank you!
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Posted 2 years ago
Could not be happier, thank you!
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Posted 2 years ago
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Posted 2 years ago
We love our Salmon Faverolles...we have two hens and they are the most beautiful chickens in our flock. They are really fluffy, especially on their bottoms. They are pretty sassy & one is more curious than the other one, who is a bit more standoffish. We have to watch out if we pick them up because they get curious and peck our lips or our teeth. Our boys call one of them the dentist and the other the lip-ripper. They aren't mean, they are just curious...one always pecks at my hair. We were surprised that they are definitely not on the bottom of the pecking order when we heard salmon faverolles generally are.
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Posted 2 years ago
My little ginger is probably the most sassy one of the bunch. She's very elegant lol.
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Posted 2 years ago
I ordered 6 Salmon Faveral day old Hens for the end of June 2022. I have raised a few hundred chickens over the years. I had two Faverals in the last 40 hens when we lived out of town. Careers took us away from the country for the last decade. We retired two years ago buying a house on the edge of town with a chicken yard but needing a coop. We are limited to six hens no roosters. My MPC order was 6 of the healthiest chicks I have ever received. As the coop was under construction the chicks were brooded in the dinning room. It was way too hot this last summer so they were inside far too long. By Labor day the weather cooled, I moved the flock to the court yard where they cleaned my flower beds, turned the soil, and fertilized the old heritage landscape. In the evening instead of the court yard enclosure they were coming to the door pecking on the glass and wanting in for the night. All six are now in their coop, laying prodigiously, and chatting away. They are the happiest most talkative hens we have ever had. Their health is fantastic; they are well feathered, and the 6 are laying 24 eggs a week in the middle of winter. They are gorgeous in color and structure. Easy to handle as adults not so much as chicks. I only recommend MPC for chicks when asked and I recommend the Faveral as a single variety flock.
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Posted 2 years ago