New Hampshire Chicken
A species of Red Junglefowl Scientific name : Gallus gallus domesticus 'New Hampshire' Species : Red Junglefowl
New Hampshire Chicken, A species of Red Junglefowl
Scientific name: Gallus gallus domesticus 'New Hampshire'
Species: Red Junglefowl
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Description
Hailing from the New England region, the new Hampshire Chicken is a robust and hardy breed known for its broad body and deep, full chest. These diligent layers produce brown eggs at an astounding rate and possess a distinct, fast-feathering attribute, reaching maturity faster than most counterparts.
Female Weight
6.5 - 8.5 Lbs
Male Weight
6.5 - 8.5 Lbs
Comb Type
Single
Foraging Ability
Good
Preferred Climate
Hot, Cold
Care Level
Easy to moderate
Egg Size
Large to extra large
Egg Color
Brown
Production Rate
Good
Production Rate Range
200 - 280 eggs
Begin Laying At
18 - 20 weeks
Laying Frequency
1 time a day
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General Info
Origin
United States (New England)
Lifespan
7-12 years
Use
Eggs, Meat, Pets
Temperament
Docile, assertive
Diet
Standard poultry feed, supplemented with fruits, vegetables, and occasional proteins.
Shelter
Secure coop with proper ventilation and nesting boxes required.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Birds Family
Phasianidae Genus
Junglefowl Species
Red Junglefowl Breed
New Hampshire Chicken 
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