Buff Brahma BANTAM -- Upcoming Hatches – Backyard Chickies

Upcoming Hatches of Barred Rock or Barred Plymouth Rocks, lay eggs throughout the year + is considered excellent layer of large brown / tan eggs. - San Diego and Orange County Baby Chicks- Bantams + Standards
NOTE:  These are Bantam sized birds.  They have the same disposition and characteristics as the Standard sized, but are smaller and lay smaller eggs in lesser quantities than the standard sized Buff Brahma. For several years customers have been asking me to carry Brahmas, and I know why.  This bird is so fun to have around with it's feathered feet and calm disposition.  They love to be around people and will always want to know what you are doing.  In addition, they lay a good amount of brown eggs.   Soft, friendly and beautiful, these birds make a good addition to your backyard and are both cold hardy and heat tolerant.  

NOTE:  These are Bantam sized birds.  They have the same disposition and characteristics as the Standard sized, but are smaller and lay smaller eggs in lesser quantities than the standard sized Buff Brahma.

For several years customers have been asking me to carry Brahmas, and I know why.  This bird is so fun to have around with it's feathered feet and calm disposition.  They love to be around people and will always want to know what you are doing.  In addition, they lay a good amount of brown eggs.  

Soft, friendly and beautiful, these birds make a good addition to your backyard and are both cold hardy and heat tolerant.  

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