Brahma Thread

[SMan]

My Bantam Brahma's, 4-6 Weeks old

Chocolate Chip

Sparkle

Lexey

Twitch

Frizzle

They are getting older and hopefully will get easier to sex soon.

 

[NGT ANGL]

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Georguous Birds! I love the size of Billy! I love Brahmas of any color!

vortec

Thank you! Until I got them, I would have never guessed a chicken could get SO big!! Billy's crow goes along with his size too!! They are truly the majestic ones.

 

[CallyB57]

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That is some gorgeous chicken!

 

[CallyB57]

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It's a rooster.

 

[RL]

This is my First Brahma. A Buff Brahma named Dufus. Not sure if it’s a hen or roo yet, growing real slow though. Dufus is the same age as the BRs in the pic, close to 7 weeks. The pick with my SLW Roo was taken yesterday - it was a very hot day.

 

[ZooMummzy]

Here are my Light Brahma pullets, Sydney and Trinity. I have to say, I love these chickens. This is my first time having them and they are the best. I love how big they are overall yet so gentle and sweet. I could easily have a whole flock of them!

 

[RL]

Nice looking Light brahmas ZooMummzy. I have 3 almost 1 week old light Brahma chicks in the brooder.

Can't wait till they can be out in the yard with the big girls and Skunky my SLW roo and however many other roos are learking around just waiting to show themselfs.

 

[Settler'sDreamFarm]

In Light Brahmas, do the females black feathers have a green tint to them too, or is that just the males??

 

[bigtooks]

Here is Bonsai...she is 14 months...she is very timid.

 

[CallyB57]

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REALLY??? wow I would have never guessed by their attitude that they are pullets! I had already written them off as boys. I had no idea about the feathering. I guess I better handle them more often. They are so stand- off-ish compared to the buffs. I am still in shock that they are pullets

I have 8 DB's that are about 4 weeks old - I thought they were cockerels also because they are kind of aggressive, they peck me, but according to the feathering, which is all penciled on wings, I guess they are pullets. I'm also shocked.