Black Brahama
£45.00
Brahma chickens, known as “gentle giants,” are celebrated for their impressive size and friendly nature. Their calm and docile temperament makes them a delightful addition to any flock. With their fluffy feathers and feathered legs, they are truly charming birds. 😊
2 in stock (can be backordered)
Product Description
Please contact us to book your flock.
| Hatching Eggs | £3 | Please contact to check availability/ book |
| Day old Unsexed (up to 2 weeks days) | £10 | |
| Grower 2-12 weeks old | £20 | |
| Grower 12-20 weeks old Sexed | £30 | |
| Point of Lay- Layers | £45 | |
| Cockrels for breeding | £20 |
The majestic Brahma chicken is an old and revered breed with roots dating back to the 1800s. Although the exact genetic makeup remains a mystery, historians have pieced together its likely origins from historical poultry books and journals. Here’s what you need to know about this gentle giant:
- Size and Appearance:
- Brahma chickens are large and impressive, often referred to as the “King of Chickens.”
- They come in three feather patterns: Light, Dark, and Buff.
- Their plumage is striking, with feathery legs and a pea comb.
- Temperament:
- Brahmas are known for their docile and calm nature.
- They are friendly and suitable for both meat and egg production.
- Breed History:
- Originally called “Shanghai” chickens, they were a cross between Malay and Cochin birds.
- The name “Shanghai” stuck due to their import from the Chinese city of Shanghai.
- The breed was refined in the US over about 50 years.
- Most experts believe they originated from China with some Indian fowl influence.
- Egg-Laying Capabilities:
- are known for being fairly good egg layers. On average, a Brahma hen can lay about 150-200 eggs per year.
- They typically lay large, Cream colour eggs
- Current Status:
- Once the best breed for table fare, they fell out of favor due to slower growth compared to newer production breeds.
- However, they are now experiencing a resurgence in popularity among backgarden chicken keepers and homesteaders.
In summary, the Brahma chicken combines size, beauty, and a gentle disposition, making it a delightful addition to any flock. 🐔🌿
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