“Arrived almost dead was cold and not moving did get under a light and rubbed her and she came around took a couple days of finger dropping her fluids she is fully recovered and doing well”
“Jokgu, our Brahma and Marshmallow the Silkie are amazing! Jokgu is named after Jokgu from TCC, but our Jokgu is part of iSpotBroodySilkies, Two Polish Hens, and Hen House Drama. Our chickens are beautiful hens who lay brown, white and blue eggs. The goal for iSpotBroodySilkies is to preserve, educate,and care for chicken breeds like the beautiful Brahma”
“I've had my little Cynthia for about 6 years now and she shows no sign of slowing down her antics any time soon! This chicken is so curious and a joy to watch. She's talkative, but doesn't screech like other hens of ours and has never been aggressive or particularly broody. This is absolutely my favorite breed and I would recommend them to anyone that wants a long lasting layer.”
“Ordered 2 buff female brahmas and they are the sweetest little birds even at a young age...they already like to sit on your knee or lap. Worth the money.”
“Our girls are a year old now, and they are gentle, docile, sweet girls who lay enormous eggs and definitely have the most spectacular bloomers. Very happy with the Brahmas.”
“I ordered two buff brahmas in my mixed order. They are a month old. Pumpkin Spice and Boots are curious and friendly. Their feathers are coming in and I can't wait to see what they look like completely feathered out”
“I am probably reviewing a little too early since I've only had them for two days, but I know my three females I ordered with my Easter Eggers, Black Orpington, and Mottled Cochin will do fine. I had a minor problem with pasty butt in the buff brahmas and an Easter Egger, but I called to talk to someone, and she was a wonderful help. I grabbed my phone tripod and put it up much higher and elongated my brooder so they could get away from the heat. Everyone is doing fine now. It‚Äôs been about five years since I raised chicks, so a quick minor adjustment and sacrificing a second tote so my boyfriend could cut the sides out, and everyone is thriving now. They had fun chasing a fly earlier. The Buff Brahmas are the first to run up to me when I stick my hand in the brooder to give my hand a little peck‚Äîit‚Äôs freaking adorable. And they don‚Äôt seem to mind the olive oil on their butts to keep the pasting issue from coming back. I‚Äôm a writer and my office was really the only place to keep them safe from my dogs, so I‚Äôm monitoring them most of the day while I write (they might have to move when they‚Äôre a little older, hahaha).
Thriving babies are what I cared about most‚Äîand they are indeed thriving. I‚Äôll always order chicks from this hatchery because they‚Äôre so wonderful.”
“My buff Brahma was the friendliest of my mixed flock of eight. She was curious and didn‚Äôt mind being picked up. She was my favorite. The only reason I didn‚Äôt rate this chicken five stars was I found her dead in the coop at only 7 months old for no apparent reason. She hadn‚Äôt shown any sign of illness and all the other chickens were fine. Still, I understand it might have been something in her environment. In any case, she was so friendly, I‚Äôm ordering another one for this spring. Hopefully she‚Äôll be just as nice with no health issues.”
