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So glad to hear that! After our last cockerel, my family was a little skeptical of a rooster that would be double the size.Gentle giants Docile and friendly, never had an aggressive one.
I know that temperament may vary by individual, but in your experience, how do the Brahma roosters act?
I know that temperament may vary by individual, but in your experience, how do the Brahma roosters act?I'm a big brahma fan I have lights, and a color project I've been working on. In addition, I just added lavender, buff laced, and gold laced.
I know that temperament may vary by individual, but in your experience, how do the Brahma roosters act?
For me, it depended on each roo, i had 5 or 6, 2 were very bad, 2 were "normal" roos, and 2 were very tame! I handled them all alot as chicks too. Ive heard most people sawy they are a pretty mild breed. I think the full sized ones might be more mild than the bantams... i thought I'd share this funny pic i got when i had one in my "photo pen," he didnt like being moved and was being silly and i caught a pic of him looking like a round ball!I know that temperament may vary by individual, but in your experience, how do the Brahma roosters act?
Those are probably the prettiest chickens I’ve ever seenI breed blue buff columbian, golden partridge and lemon Pyle brahmas.
I’ve never had an aggressive Brahma rooster, they’re a very good natured breed.
Some photos.
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Lol he’s a handsome little guy!For me, it depended on each roo, i had 5 or 6, 2 were very bad, 2 were "normal" roos, and 2 were very tame! I handled them all alot as chicks too. Ive heard most people sawy they are a pretty mild breed. I think the full sized ones might be more mild than the bantams... i thought I'd share this funny pic i got when i had one in my "photo pen," he didnt like being moved and was being silly and i caught a pic of him looking like a round ball!
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