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Dark Blue Brahma, Splash Blue, Black Brahma & Gold Brahma

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Dark Blue, Splash Blue & Gold Brahma – The Gentle Giants

Brahma chickens are majestic, large birds known for their gentle temperament and striking feather patterns. These “gentle giants” are calm, friendly, and make excellent additions to any flock. Available in Dark Blue, Splash Blue, and Gold, they are both beautiful and hardy, thriving in various environments.

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Please contact us to reserve your flock.

Hatching Eggs £3 Please contact to check availability/ reserve
Day old Unsexed (up to 3 weeks days) £10
Grower  4-6 weeks old £20
Grower  6-8 weeks old Sexed £30
Grower  9-10 weeks old Sexed £35
Point of Lay- Layers £50
Cockerels for breeding £15

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:

  1. 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.
  2. Temperament:
    • Brahmas are known for their docile and calm nature.
    • They are friendly and suitable for both meat and egg production.
  3. 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.
  4. 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
  5. 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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