Choose my bantam chicks for me!!! 😃🎊

[LizzzyJo]

I always appreciate a bantam thread!

Looks like you may not be be hearing the sound of rustling pant-wearing chickens come your way this time, but the ones you did get are super fun! The real question is, which is the better styling option: bellbottoms or afros? Congrats on your new ladies!

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Also I have a white French Marans with little bell bottoms So I am team feather pants until I see my little poof top baby! Her pants are not nearly as fashionable as your baby’s though!

 

[chickenhappy1233]

i have bantam brahmas, bantam cochins, and an oegb. for egg laying i would pick the brahma, they lay a pretty good amount of light brown eggs. for a tiny pretty looking bird i would pick oegbs, they are very small tho. and for cuteness and broodiness i would pick cochins

 

[kcan2]

Omg is that a tiny little roo?! Adorable. Where are you in Michigan? I would love some hatching eggs this summer for my broody ❤Do you sell them?

Thank you! I am definitely his biggest fan. He's a porcelain d'uccle.
So I'm located in Northern MI but we are in the process of moving downstate.
As much as I love my guy and 1 tiny lady, it's kind of been a nightmare trying to move with them. They are my first two and only two and I spend a lot of time with them (they're spoiled).
I'm not sure if you're in the market at all for what is more or less a pet roo and his lovely lady, but if I knew they were able to go to a happy place/forever home where they'd be well taken care of, I'd be glad for them. If it's a possibility and could work at all for your flock dynamic, we should chat!



Either way, thank you! And g/l with your bantams!

 

[LizzzyJo]

Thank you! I am definitely his biggest fan. He's a porcelain d'uccle.
So I'm located in Northern MI but we are in the process of moving downstate.
As much as I love my guy and 1 tiny lady, it's kind of been a nightmare trying to move with them. They are my first two and only two and I spend a lot of time with them (they're spoiled).
I'm not sure if you're in the market at all for what is more or less a pet roo and his lovely lady, but if I knew they were able to go to a happy place/forever home where they'd be well taken care of, I'd be glad for them. If it's a possibility and could work at all for your flock dynamic, we should chat!

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Either way, thank you! And g/l with your bantams!

They are both adorable! While I could promise the hen a lovely forever home, I don’t keep roosters I sell them/ give them to anyone who will take them/ eat them (not bantams). I am sorry your having a hard time moving with them! Good luck!