The Red Shouldered Yokohama was admitted into the American Standard of Perfection in 1981 and this variety will also compete very well at any poultry show. SPECIFICATIONS Breed: other breed Average Weight (lbs) Hen: 3.5 Rooster: 4.5 Bred for Egg…
The Marans were developed in France in the town of Marans during the mid 1800’s. It is a dual purpose bird and is known for its large dark brown eggs. They are a fast growing bird and a very rare…
Originated in Asia and brought to this country in mid-1800’s. Brahmas are exceptionally quiet, gentle and easy to handle. Their small pea comb, great size and heavy plumage make them almost immune to cold weather. The hens are good layers…
The Red Jungle Fowl birds are the “original bird” from which all varieties and strains of domesticated chickens arrived based on comments and observations made by Darwin. This type of chicken/fowl is smaller than most common sizes of chickens yet…
The Saipan chicken is commonly called a Jungle Fowl; however, they are not to be confused with the true Jungle Fowl. The Saipan male can stand 2-3 feet tall, with tight feathering, shorter tail than most birds and as a…
The Black Sumatra came from the Island of Sumatra which is in far Southeast Asia. This is a fowl of graceful form and has a low long flowing tail with lustrous greenish black plumage. Noted for multiple spurs that appear…
This breed is a Dutch breed and not of German origin. The spangled variety was evolved in England and admitted into the American Standard of Perfection in 1874. Our Silver Spangled Hamburg’s are a combination of beauty and utility. These…
A very common Egyptian fowl raised along the Nile river for centuries. Egyptian Fayoumis lay tinted white eggs. Mature very fast with males trying to crow at an unbelievable 5 to 6 weeks. Feathering is silver and white on black…
The Buttercup was reportedly imported to America in 1835 and not until 1918 admitted to the American Standard of Perfection. The Buttercup originated in Sicily, has a beautiful cup–shaped comb and they are a white egg layer. A great barnyard…
