Meet the Brown Leghorns: Your Next Egg-Laying Superstars in the Backyard!

Welcome back to The Happy Chicken Coop, your trusty source for poultry insights and advice!
Today, we're turning the spotlight on a breed that's well-loved for its hardiness and prolific egg-laying capabilities - the Brown Leghorn Chicken.
Often overshadowed by their white counterparts, Brown Leghorns are truly a gem of the poultry world.
In this episode, we'll unwrap the many reasons why this breed is a fantastic choice for your backyard flock.
From their rich history to their physical characteristics, we'll explore all aspects of the Brown Leghorn breed. We'll discuss their exceptional egg-laying abilities - up to 300 eggs per year! - and their reputation for being active and hardy birds.
We'll also guide you through the necessary care and management techniques to keep your Brown Leghorns happy and healthy.
Are you ready to discover the amazing world of Brown Leghorn Chickens?
Tune into our latest video for an in-depth look at this remarkable breed.
And remember, if you love learning about different chicken breeds and how to care for them, like, share, and subscribe to The Happy Chicken Coop for more poultry adventures!

[@Alicealexandra4]

My brown leghorn is my sweetest chicken. They all squat down to be pet when they see me coming, but she follows me non stop and loves to come inside and hang out on my lap. She's my favorite don't tell the others lol❤

[@OPWasatchReptiles]

My leghorns are awesome. They’re so confident that it helps lead the shy chickens to new feeding spots or coops and just yesterday my three leghorns stood their ground vs a neighborhood cat.

[@SenorSlacker]

Always look forward to these uploads

[@IAMGiftbearer]

The roosters with the iridescent tail feathers are gorgeous!

[@riahsrabbitry9268]

I’d love to add this one to my flock. My white leghorn has the sweetest personality

[@alizaka1467]

My brown leghorn is surprisingly very friendly and welcomes me. She's noisy and yes definitely eats way less. She's sweet towards humans but pecks at other chickens

[@unknownwolf8555]

My barred rock chicken growing up fast

[@lisagayhart2482]

Got me two white leghorn and they might be flighty but they are sweet. And have enough sense to watch out for danger. I assume the brown ones might even be better at watchfulness and maybe longer lived…😊

[@LeoTheYuty]

Very cool chicken

[@lacobernal5775]

Very informative video

[@emanuelcastrejon6689]

I have raised a few brown leghorns here in Southern California & they do perfect in the Mediterranean climate & lay large white eggs, the only down side to them that they can be quite skittish & that can be annoying at times.but over all they are great foragers & don't eat as much as other breeds.

[@alizaka1467]

Very true. My brown leghorn has a significantly smaller crop than other breeds. She eats little and is full

[@Alech345]

I have 1 and sometimes she gets picked on and she is definitely at the bottom of the pecking order

[@mikotokage7434]

They are good how can i get some of them to do farming as their eggs are big?

[@jimp7092]

Some of those pictures were no of Leghorns, maybe you know that? Some kind of mix breed?

[@thezoneofgaming4288]

They go broody?

[@amywangler3348]

Xi got two white leg horn and two brown leg horn thanks for the history

[@agaimless3724]

Could you do the white leghorn

[@jessiesneed9034]

would love to have my book please.

[@Torwyn11]

I never saw a Leghorn rooster in this vid. Alas.

[@daviddavies9416]

Why are there so many different breeds shown in the video ? Ite a bit confusing especially when youre describing the appearance of them

[@primitivedaisy]

Love your content, very informative. But your delivery is off putting. Can you try to sound a little less annoyed and bored? You make it sound like your being forced to make this content.

[@thehappychickencoop6460]

Thanks for the feedback! I will keep that in mind going forward

[@tyroark]

It's comments like this that hurt the channel. I have no clue what happened but more recently this channel has adopted a more computer generated monotonous voice for their information and it has changed the mood of the channel.

[@mjremy2605]

You have very good information on your channel but you keep playing this background music that hurts my ears. Demos, esp those with talking should NEVER have music. Music distracts, hurts ears, and irritates the senses with sensory overload. In a video, you have text on screen, pictures to process, spoken information, and then you add music on top of all that? You are ruining your videos by adding another layer of noise. Who knows how many subscribers you are losing to this unnecessary layer of noise. You lost me. PLEASE DO NOT ADD MUSIC TO ANY DIY, DEMO, TOUR, COOKING, OR WILDLIFE VIDEOS.