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Buff Brahma Chicken
The standard breed of Brahma Chickens is a heavy bird named for the Brahmaputra River in India, the Brahma is thought to have developed by certain crossings of other Asiaticlike the Chinese Shanghai, commonly known as Cochin Chicken, and the Chittagong Chicken. The Brahma is a fancy breed with fully feathered shanks and feet and a red pea comb. This pretty chicken breed is a good winter layer of brown eggs and an excellent source of chicken meat.
A massive breed, the Brahma roosters can get up to 12 pounds and the standard hens weight is around 9.5 pounds. Though the breed is slow to mature, it is a good layer of medium brown eggs and is extremely hardy in hot and cold conditions. The hens' egg production may decrease if they are allowed to get too heavy. The Brahma Chicken tends to be a gentle breed of chicken and they are good and frequent brooders.
Brahma Chickens are an excellent dual purpose chicken breed with ample utility on the farm as well as having a gentle character and unique feather features. The Brahma is sold in Buff, Dark, and Light color varieties.
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The Buff Brahma are a rare variety having mostly a beautiful buff color, with buff laced black feathers surrounding the neck and head region as well as buff laced black feathearing on the tail.
The Light Brahma are patterned similarly to the Buff, but are mostly white with white laced black feathers around the neck, tail and feet. The Light Brahma will also have solid black feathering at the end of their tail.
The Dark Brahma is like the Light Brahama except by having a base of black feathers with white lacing in certain areas like the neck, feet, and tail. |
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Fowl Facts
Buff Brahma Chicken Info
- Adult Weight - Male: 12 pounds ; Female: 9.5
- Color - Mostly Buff colored with some buff laced black plumage around the neck and on the tail
- Purpose - Fancy and Dual Purpose: Eggs and Meat, Feather Footed
- Egg Production - Good
- Egg Color - Medium Brown Eggs
- Region of Origin - Asia
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