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Kezia
Posting for 1+ yearsBrahma boys, cockerels. 1 x ? Pullet, hen - mottled, dark, white and Pebble-dash! Read description
Leigh, Manchester
£15
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Description
Hatched week of 20th July. All happy and healthy growing well with their guinea fowl foster mum! Guess that makes them super smart bilingual brahma boys!!! 😅 (There's a different USP!!)
Stunning boys a couple look like they're running around on stilts already! Going to be tall hunks. If you don't know the breed... They're the second largest breed of chicken. These boys can grow 2.5 to 3 foot tall! They're known for their gentle and docile nature... My last brahma boy was so chill he'd just about manage a crow about once a week at best/worst, depending on perspective!!! Great for garden security... although generally only a visual deterrent! For a garden "intruder alert" highly audible alarm, id personally recommend guinea fowl!!!
Unfortunately I only have 1 flock to satisfy one boy 💔
My favourite is Pebble-dash. He's leggy and camouflages into the shed walls! Haha. Not that I have a favourite of course and I'll be keeping whoever gets left behind!
"White" was sexed as a boy at hatch as they were Columbian buff eggs. I have my suspicions that "White" may however fit the 9% inaccuracy part of auto sexing this breed. So if "he" lays an egg after purchase then I guess you got a bargain brahma pullet!!! 🤷♀️haha!
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