Now Accepting Bantam Orders of 15 Chicks, Shipping in April
eFowl offers many of the most popular breeds of Bantam Chickens. Bantam Chickens are basically the miniature versions of standard chicken breeds, but many breeds of Bantams are unique to themselves and have no parent standard breed.
The name Bantam comes from the name of an Asian seaport in the city of Bantam, Indonesia, a port where the first of these small Asian chicken breeds were first found and transported to other regions of the world. Eventually, all miniature fowl species, especially chickens, were referred to as Bantam Breeds. The eggs layed by Bantam Hens are about one third the size of standard chicken eggs, but many still use the eggs for culinary purposes.
Many fowl owners use Bantam Hens for the purposes of sitting and hatching eggs of other species of chickens as well as duck and goose eggs. Bantams will also raise young fowl of other species with a high success rate. These miniature fowl can be comedic and useful additions to your fowl family.
Clean Footed Bantam Breeds are miniature chicken breeds who make great pets and exhibit excellent hatching and mothering qualities.
Feather Footed Bantam Breeds are miniature feather footed chicken breeds who make great pets and exhibit excellent hatching and mothering qualities.
Need Bantam Chickens Fast? Bantam Chicken Assortments are the way to go!
These chicks are safely and comfortably shipped hours after they hatch. You will receive your baby chicks when they are about 34-48 hours old.
eFowl.com is committed to offering the best customer service in your experience of buying chickens. Please don't hesitate to Contact Us by sending an email to Service@eFowl.com.
Have questions about how the ordering process works or how we safely ship the birds? Check out our FAQs.
eFowl.com is committed to offering the best customer service in your experience of buying chickens. Please don't hesitate to Contact Us by sending an email to Service@eFowl.com.
Have questions about how the ordering process works or how we safely ship the birds? Check out our FAQs.
