Chantecler
The Chantecler is a hardy and resilient breed of chicken, originating from Canada and renowned for its adaptability to cold climates. Developed in the early 20th century by Brother Wilfrid Châtelain, a monk aiming to create a dual-purpose breed, the Chantecler is known for its robust structure and efficient meat and egg production. It features a distinctively smooth and broad body, with a small cushion comb, wattles, and short earlobes, making it particularly resistant to frostbite. The breed's feathering is exceptionally dense and comes predominantly in two color varieties: white and partridge. Chanteclers are calm and friendly in temperament, making them well-suited for farm environments and backyard flocks. They lay medium-sized brown eggs consistently throughout the year, even in colder weather, making them a great choice for poultry enthusiasts seeking a reliable and cold-resistant breed.
Colors: White, Partridge
