At Cackle Hatchery®, we offer several different varieties of the Rosecomb Bantam, a true miniature chicken that has no standard size version. The Black Rosecomb Bantam features beautiful black feathers,…
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Blue Rosecomb Bantam
Are you searching for a true miniature chicken that will do well in poultry shows? At Cackle Hatchery®, we offer the Blue Rosecomb Bantam. In addition to its blue coloring,…
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When it comes to true miniature chickens, the team at Cackle Hatchery® is proud to introduce the Splash Rosecomb Bantam. This breed is an excellent choice for anyone in need…
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…the earlobes. This breed comes in several color varieties. The hens lay eggs with white shells and tend toward broodiness. Rosecomb The Rosecomb is an old breed that originated in…
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…Fleur or Porcelain d’Uccle; Rhode Island Red; Dominique; Buff Orpington; Barred Rock; Black Breasted Red or Wheatan Cubalaya; White Faced Black Spanish; Blue; Splash or Black Rosecomb; and others as…
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…Rock, Dominique, Japanese, Old English, Phoenix, Rhode Island Red, Rosecomb, Sebright and Wyandotte. We will give you the best assortment as possible based on what hatched. “Sorry we do not…
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…Leghorn, Minorca, Nankin, Redcap, Rhode Island Red, Rhode Island White, Sebright, and of course, the Rosecomb. Most breeds that have a rose-comb variety also have a single-comb variety. The strawberry…
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…Booted, Dutch, Japanese, Nankin, Pyncheon, Rosecomb, Sebright and Serama. Bantams that have a large counterpart are considered to be miniatures. But they are not exact miniatures — the relative size…
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…maintained for production. Bantam Most of the bantam breeds are known for being outstanding setters. Two notable exceptions are the Rosecomb and the Sebright. Both breeds were originally developed in…
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