Gingernut Ranger Chickens
History
The Gingernut Ranger is a Rhode Island Red crossed with a Light Sussex. They have a deep breast, neatly tucked wings and an upward pointing tail. The legs are featherless and are pale yellow. They have 4 toes. The comb is a medium size and the face is smooth and red with medium wattles and earlobes.
Behaviour
The Gingernut Ranger is a prolific egg layer and lays large brown eggs. They are placid, friendly and inquisitive. They are also exceptionally easy to tame and will follow you around when you are in the garden. They are hardy birds who are very happy free ranging and love to forage. They make excellent pets for children due to their gentle nature and friendliness.
Varieties
The plumage of the Gingernut Ranger is rich red with either black or white tail feathers
Latest Reviews For Gingernut Rangers (3 of 3)
Best ever
- Kirsty, 30 November 2010
Absolutely the best chickens ever we have 3 called Dawn, Shadow and Lydia. We get 6 eggs frow each every weak and they are never broody. Even our dog doesn't like to mess with them. If you want chickens you should definatly get Gingernut Rangers!
SWEET!
- Mary, 04 September 2010
We love our ladies. they follow us around the yard and chat with eachother in sweet little clucks. 2 eggs everyday like clock work. tamed very quickly! just a great breed!
Great Breed !
- Betty, 30 March 2010
The Gingernut Ranger Chicken is a very friendly breed. They are great layers, we had a really bad winter this year and our chickens laid everyday. We had over 50 inches of snow in less than 2 weeks, they were completely covered in snow in their eglu, and they still laid eggs everyday. The weather was some nights 12 below zero and the eglu kept them warm. Would make future purchases of the Gingernut Rangers.
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