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If anyone is interested I have some of my extra blue columbian brahma eggs on rarebreedauctions

Not sure.

Just got home from Indiana, we took 3 of our Blue Columbian girls to a friend so she can work with them also. Maybe back-ups in case of tragedy.

I hope to make one. Got to start somewhere.

I am no expert on Brahmas but 5 months is early for just about any heritage bird. Most heritage birds are 6-9 months for laying. My Blue Columbian Brahmas started laying at 9 months but that was during winter and they didn't lay well until spring. So that being said I don't think you will get...

Happy Easter everyone. Well off to Easter Sunday services..

awww... that's my roo! I love when my birds get a compliment! Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside... kind of like when you eat a SNICKERS.....hehehe

I am having a suspected possum problem right now in my 2 Juvenile pens they have 12 foot walls inside the barn but no ceiling and I have lost 6 Juveniles. So tonight we are putting in a ceiling. Should have done it a long time ago.

So sorry that is horrible

I like having it all together(bantams and LF) that way I can hear from everyone. I am preparing a large run or 2 so I can grow out several LF Blue Columbian Brahmas, I am hoping maybe wishing to get at least 5 nice candidates for next years breeding. OK question, I think I know the answer...

Thanks Tim, that's what I thought I had read before. I don't claim to be an expert but I do want to improve all my birds. I figure if u are not improving u are going backwards.

My Dark Brahma Bantam rooster wings are carried a little low.

Thanks Tim, any advice when I start hatching the Gen 1 offspring? Anything to watch for at hatch or just wait for maturity?

Thanks we are very happy with him and hope he passes these traits on.

I am pretty sure you can still pull up the old thread, at least for a few months.

Let me start with a few pictures, this is our light Brahma rooster we acquired from Darlene have over our Blue Columbian Brahmas trying to improve the line. We are planning on a whole new line of the Blue Columbians. Plans are to keep the best female offspring and breed them back to this guy in...