12-16 Week Black Ameraucana (Blind in One Eye)

This girl's lack of confidence has always landed her at the bottom of the pecking order. Unfortunately, being at the bottom of the order has also meant enduring a lot of aggressive behavior, leading to the loss of one of her eyes. She still seems to get around just fine, but does wait until the other flock-mates settle in for the evening before feeling confident enough to get food from the feeders. She would be best in a smaller flock or with more docile, laid-back flock-mates. 

Class: All Other Breeds
Type: Large Fowl
Variety: BBS/Self-blue/Wheaten

• Layer of medium/large, blue eggs
• 180-200 eggs per year
• Begins to lay around 5-6 months of age
• Cold hardy
• Medium in size when mature (hens weighing 5.5lbs, roosters weighing 6.5lbs)
• Pea Comb (great for colder areas of the states with wet weather)
• A TRUE Ameraucana is still relatively rare 
• Considered dual-purpose