Recent content by SimonV

The "Kempische Brakel" does not exist anymore and is absorbed into the Brakel,but some lines still look very much like them. The Campine they imported again is not a Kempische Brakel but an English breed wich whas developed from Kempische Brakels and Hamburgs :)

Nope,not a brakel Bantam unfortunately This is a golden Brakel Bantam

The hens are calmer than Campine hens,they are very friendly and like to run in your way when you are in their pen. They get very tame when you use treats an if you are calm around them. I now have 4 roosters of this breed, but still have my original one to.

There are here in Belgium... And I breed them,that is a pullet from last year

One of my Bantam Malines hens :)

Pictures?

Yes

Post some nice detail pics of each of them ;)

Some pictures of the past weeks. If you have any questions or remarks on the birds,the housing,the way I raise them... etc please post them and I will gladly answer them

Could you please post some pictures of them?

OK,Maarten,you can come and get your darn eggs. @becky I have Brakels from 2 different,unrelated lines. And how many eggs do you need Becky?

That's OK for me ,could you let me know few days before she comes and picks them up?

I would lik eto send you some,but the sending itself will already cost €90. +I've heard you can't send eggs in that easily to the UK,because of quarantine.

If you want very good quality eggs I can send you some,from next year on I will also have Zottegems fowl, I've gotten some eggs from them. Some new pictures of my birds: Any questions will be answered in an much detail as possible...

Note:Viewing European standards those Golden Brakels aren't the best,there is a good amount of work to get better birds out of these ones.