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Oh I didn't know he was bantam. Cant tell in a pic. I'll get some bantams some day but for now all I have is LF. He is a beautiful bird.

Now that's what I'm talking about!!! I love the Buff. If I were to ever get into breeding (other than to grow my flock) the Buffs would be my breed.

My Light Brahmas (rooster and 2hens) are pretty docile. My rooster, Lancelot is very protective but not mean. They came from a breeder.

I know alot of you really like all the different colors, but I've got to say the Buffs are still my favorite. As soon as I get my other coop up I'll be looking for some really nice Buff Brahmas.

To funny!!

I have two lt. Brahma hens laying one of them gives me a medium egg every other day the other a huge double yolk every other day. My 21 week old buff orpington and new Hampshire both just started laying and give me very small eggs every day. Hoping they will get bigger.

The last one is beautiful.

Yeah kinda still a bummer, but now i get to order in february. I get the birds i REALLY want.....lol

Well sometimes things just work out for the best all by themselves. Im not getting the 7 birds.

Looks like I'll be adding 7 Lt Brahmas to my flock. 1 and a half years old. One roo rest hens and all hens laying. From a guy lees than a mile away.

Thank you. I guess I should add some things about me as well. Along with my Brahmas I have 2 Buff Orpingtons and 2 New Hampshire Reds and I just added a 28 week old Blue English Orpington rooster. 10 birds in a 10 by 16 coop with a 10 by 10 covered run. They free range in the afternoon and all...

I'm do glad I found this thread. I have 5 Brahmas, 3 light 2 pullets and a roo, guess they are between 5-7 months. One pullet is laying and the roo is crowing and mating. Two buff 19 weeks, neither are laying. My lights came from a breeder not so concerned with SOP. My buffs came from Ideal...