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Quote: I also live in Florida and raise Brahmas and have found them to be heat tolerant. My cages are very open which allows any type of breeze to come thru but thus far I have not added fans or misting. I do give them electrolytes in the summer and have never had any problems.

Quote: Your birds are beautiful. I wish I could find the time to get down and see them in person.

Quote: John sold his lf dark brahma stock. I talked with him via email earlier this year. I think he told me he sold them to Superior Farms which is now out of business. I wish I would have gotten some but who knows where they are now.

Quote: So glad your hatch came out well. I've recently gotten me a Sportmans cabinet incubator so have been hatching lots more. Right now I have buffs that are due to hatch on Friday. I've got some partridge eggs on the way so hopefully will have little partridges come August. I haven't...

Quote: I want 'em back!!!!! They are filling out beautiful.

Quote: I just got eggs from Kim (thinking it was a she). I'll get in touch with him and get the info corrected. I wouldn't know what to advertise since I don't really sell chicks very much. Mainly keep them to see what they become. I do sell hatching eggs on occasion. I have only shown a...

Quote: I thought you were the one and same. I lurked over to the new site but not many people utilizing it. I just received the club newsletter but its a wonder I received it since they misspelled my name, address, and city. I guess the zip made it find me since we are a small town.

Quote: Sorry Tim, that was someone else that made the statement. You have some quality lines.

Tim, Your birds look awesome and such a deal. Lucky you to get such good quality from a flea market.

Please tell me your buff brahma is LF and you have a dude to go with her. I really want LF buff brahmas. I actually have a quartet...this is a pic when they were younger, about six months old

Quote: The American Brahma Club is now located at http://www.theamericanbrahmaclub.org. Make sure and visit the discussion forum.

Quote: Brahmas take a few months more than your standard chicken, usually around 7 to 8 months old you will start seeing your first egg.

Here's a couple of pics of my flock starting with the Buff Brahma and then my dark brahma hen I also have lights I am receiving some partridge brahma eggs soon so hopefully this fall will add partridge to my flock.

Quote: Just got back from the Lake City show and the Dark Brahma hen pictured above won Best breed, Best variety, and Best Asiatic! I'm just so thrilled being this was my first time showing.

If anyone on this Brahma thread has any hatching eggs, please PM me. I'm always trying to improve and hatch. I am starting to get some LF dark brahma eggs but not enough to sell on a consistent basis. I have a couple of buff brahma chicks I hatched in November but right now it is hard to tell...

I started working on my Brahmas in '09. I purchased a couple of LF dark brahmas for show purposes and plan on showing them next week in Lake City.

I'm hoping someone can help me find a Dark Brahma cockerel/rooster. I have four pullets that are hatchery stock and would like to get a mate for them. I did see earlier someone mention a guy here in Florida and I have been in contact with him but he has nothing available at this time. I do...