Hungarian Rumpless

Good with most

This breed generally gets along well with most other breeds. However, they may be bullied if kept in larger numbers or with more delicate breeds. They can also thrive in a mixed flock alongside larger hybrids or purebred chickens.

Aloof but friendly

This breed is naturally inquisitive and friendly, though they may appear a bit aloof since they don’t enjoy being handled too much. They are independent and prefer to go about their own activities.

150-200 Medium Olive Green PA

This breed will lay up to 180 medium olive green coloured eggs per year, they are not known for being broody.

Character

Rumpless are friendly and curious chickens, known for their hardiness and robustness, making them a great choice for first-time poultry keepers. Confident and fond of foraging, they are naturally docile but can become a bit destructive if bored. They enjoy human company and will happily roam the garden with you. While they’re not overly cuddly and prefer not to be handled too much, they can be hand-tamed to take treats from your palm and will grow comfortable in your presence over time. They may be a little flighty at first but settle down once they get to know you.

Sutability

Rumples are an active breed that enjoys free roaming and foraging. They can adapt to smaller spaces, but they need plenty of grass time or enrichment in their run. These chickens can fly, love to perch, and would enjoy a chicken swing. When you're not around, they’ll require a secure enclosure. They’ll be content to spend time with you in the garden, but may become destructive and pecky if bored. Long periods of confinement are not ideal without enough space and run enrichment. They are capable of climbing ladders and ramps and enjoy roosting at nigh

History

The Rumples comes from the Araucanian people of Northern Chile. The Rumples is characterized by its lack of a tail or parson's nose and is most well-known for its unique facial feathering (tufts). These hens are good layers, producing up to 180 medium-sized spearmint blue eggs annually, and have an average lifespan of around 8 years.