[00:07:27] Nine Types of Chicken Combs Kenny Coogan: All right, I’m gonna go through the list of nine different comb types, and I would like you to paint the audience a picture, because this is ...

It's one of the rarest breeds of chicken in the United States, and also one of the priciest — Greenfire Farms sells a single day-old chick for a whopping $199, and in 2013 aficionados of the ...

The most common cause of blue or purplish combs in chickens is diseases. Any disease that causes pneumonia and reduces the level of oxygen in the blood will turn the comb bluish or purple.

Pick the Right Birds: Cold-hardy breeds with small combs do better in frosty weather. Cozy Up the Coop: Insulate well, but don’t trap moisture inside. A little care goes a long way to keep your ...

When chickens are housed indoors in large commercial barns, the type of comb is not an issue. It is an important consideration for free-range home flocks, however, because the points on the combs ...

Not only are the bird’s feathers, beak, comb, tongue, and toes a striking, blue-ish black, but so are its bones. Even the chicken’s meat looks like it has been marinated in squid ink.