Barnvelder Bantam Chickens

Barnvelder Bantams are similar to their standard sized counterparts with the exception that  they are much smaller, hens lay smaller eggs, and their personalities are much calmer as they seem to not mind being handled and petted.

Detail's About Barnvelder Bantams

Origin: Developed from a vintage local variety which was discovered in the 12th century. First seen in Barnvelder Holland in the late 19th century. 
Purpose: Show birds/Good egg layers
Color: Double-laced, Bule laced, White, Black and others
Comb: Single comb
Shank: Yellow
Broody:Yes if the nest area is quiet, private and comfortable and undisturbed.
Rare breed but has recently been more common due to the demand for dark colored eggs
Eggs: Dark reddish brown/matte finish/small approx. 1-1/2 inch 
Egg Production: Approx. 180 eggs per year
Good free range bird that do well in confinement. They don't care to be handled by humans unless they were handled while growing up. These beautiful birds do well in cold climates. Scroll down for more information and watch our featured video.

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Featured Video: Barnvelder Bantams.  Group 2013

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Barnvelder Chickens: Standard Size

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