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Lemon Blue Old English Bantam

5 CFA
Old English bantams were developed in England many years ago presumably from the common crossbred bantams of the countryside. Lemon
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Light Brahma

5 CFA
Brahmas originated in India from a cross between Malays and Cochins and were originally known as Chittagongs, Gray Shanghais and
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Light Brahma Bantam

5 CFA
Standard Brahmas were developed form a Malay and Cochin cross. Later, Brahma bantams were developed in England. Light Brahma bantam
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Light Brahma Pullets​

30 CFA
Light Brahma Pullets​ Elegant and Easy-Going Year-Round Layers Light Brahma pullets are a large, calm, and gentle breed known for
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Mile Fleur Duccle – Pullets
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Mile Fleur Duccle – Pullets

50 CFA
Mille Fleur d’Uccle – Pullets A thousand flowers in every feathered friend The Mille Fleur d’Uccle is a petite, charming
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Mille Fleur d’Uccle Bantam

5 CFA
Bantam d’Uccles were developed in Belgium in the early 1900’s when Booted Bantams were crossed with Belgian Bearded d’Anver Bantams.
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Mottled Cochin Bantam

5 CFA
Cochin bantams first appeared in England around 1860. It was first considered that they had been bred down from large
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Mottled Cochin Pullet

50 CFA
Mottled Cochin Pullet Fluffy elegance with a heart of gold The Mottled Cochin is a striking heritage chicken breed celebrated
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Mottled Houdan

5 CFA
Houdans were developed from Dorkings, Crevcoeurs and Polish breeds. They were named for the town of Houdan, where large numbers
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Naked Neck

5 CFA
It is believed that Naked Necks originated in Eastern Hungary with more concentrated breeding taking place in Germany. The first
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New Hampshire Red

5 CFA
New Hampshire Reds were developed in the early 1900’s with Rhode Island Reds as the foundation stock. They were selected
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Olive Egger

5 CFA
Ideal Olive Eggers will be crossed between Easter Eggers and either a Barnevelder or a Welsummer. This will create a
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