New Hampshires
aka New Hampshire Reds
Richard Pimental's New Hampshire cockerel
Beginning in about 1915, this dual purpose breed was developed in New Hampshire from a foundation stock of Rhode Island Reds. Supposedly no other blood was introduced during this process. The birds were selected for early maturing and large brown eggs. The Standard of Perfection recognized them in 1935.
Breed clubs:
The New Hampshire
Breeders Club of America
Edgar K Mongold
918 Stuckey Rd.
Washington Court House, OH 43160
740-333-5080
e-mail: edgar@mongold1.com
The New Hampshire
Red Club (Great Britain)
B. Friel
46 Shrewsbury Road
Worksop S80 2TU
UK
Tel.: 01909 482 099
The New Hampshire Club
Mrs. M.. A. Tyzack
La Belletiere
50520 Reffuveille
France
New Hampshire Links:
None at present
A New Hampshire hen
Another NH cockerel
Photo courtesy of Pam Marshall
A utility cockerel from Britain
Photo courtesy of Robert Stephenson
New Hampshire pullet
A New Hampshire bantam female
A New Hampshire bantam pullet from the UK
Photo courtesy of Robert Stephenson
An NH bantam cockerel of excellent type, tho' the
color failed in this image
Photo courtesy of Edgar Mongold
Another NH bantam cockerel; his type is not as
good, but you can see the color here
Photo courtesy of Edgar Mongold
The next generation! I don't know why I'm having so much
trouble with color on Edgar's birds
Photos courtesy of Edgar Mongold
Finally, here's a better color shot of one of Edgar's
males
Photo courtesy of Brian Reeder
And finally, a couple of Edgar's bantam pullets
Photos courtesy of Edgar Mongold
A New Hampshire cockerel from Uruguay
Photo courtesy of Edgar Rodriguez
Another pair of New Hampshire Reds
Photos courtesy of Mr. Adair
A New Hampshire Red cock from the UK
Photo courtesy of Robert Stephenson
A couple New Hampshire hens
Photo courtesy of Christine Hanisco
New Hampshire chicks
Photos courtesy of Chuck Schmidt
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