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4 + buckeye bantam hatching eggs
4 + BUCKEYE BANTAM hatching eggs.
The Buckeye Bantam has yellow skin and lays brown eggs. Its primary color is a mahogany red with black tails; sometimes males have other dark feathering. According to the breed standard, a Buckeye's plumage should ideally resemble the hue of an Ohio Buckeye's seeds. Especially in the hen, the breed is very similar in appearance to the Rhode Island Red, although can be differentiated by a bar of slate color on the back feathers close to the body; the body is also much more compact, with a short, yet broad, back. The Buckeye Bantam weighs about 30 oz.
Picture shown is of our Male Buckeye Bantam. He took Best of Breed at the Big Bird Classic Poultry Show, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Fertility is high. In our hatches we have had 100% fertility.
Members of the ALBC - (American Livestock Breeds Conservancy) and the APA (American Poultry Association, Endowment Trust Lifetime Member #195) working to conserve historic breeds and genetic diversity.
Note: We will have our NPIP flock certification test this Thursday. We can hold your order until after our flock test if you must purchase from an NPIP flock.
