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GET TO KNOW THE BRAHMA CHICKEN- Brahma arebeautifully striking, very large and docile with heavily feathered legs and apea comb. Brahma aren'tthe broodiest of chicken, however if they do, theyare good mothers. Standard colors are Buff, Dark and Light. Brahma are brownegg layers and are good cool climate birds. Care should be taken in hottemperatures, so they don'toverheat due to the extra feather covering.Shade is needed. Their size can be intimidating; however, they are gentilegiants. They are a dual-purpose breed, good for both meat and egg production.Lifespan is 5-8 years and weight can range between 13-18 lbs depending on henor rooster. Hens produce roughly 3-4 eggs per week. Due to their size, takeinto consideration housing and length of time for them to mature to egg layingage (roughly 6-7 months). Great free-range bird and a joy to have on the farm.
** PLEASE UNDERSTAND THE RISK AND REWARD OF HATCHING EGGSAND SHIPPING?THERE ARE NO GUARANTEES ON HATCH RATE! I'vebeen buyinghatching eggs on for year of all variety bird. Some hatch rates have beenamazing and some I haven'tgotten a single chick or just one or two.Shipping eggs are a wonderful way to get "fancy birds" or"unique colors" without a huge cost or driving a long distance, butIT'S A RISK! **
These are unwashed hatching eggs, not live birds. In yourpackage, I also include incubation instructions. These areinstructions Ifollow and have been successful for me for years. You can choose to followthose or try your own method; however, I can NOT be held responsible for yourhatch rate, only the condition eggs were shipped in.I can however say,the eggs are fresh and fertile upon shipping! I witness daily breedings andalso have a "bullseye" in all the eggs we eat. I also hatch my ownchicks yearly with very successful hatch rates. You can'tguarantee afertile egg without cracking it open...But that defeats the purpose! Lol!Shipping eggs generally have a lower hatch rate than non-shipped. That is to beexpected and can be more or less extreme depending on how the eggs were handledduring shipping.Extreme temperatures, rough handling, delays in transitand delivery, and X-ray machines can all affect the hatchabilityof eggs.Please don'tship to a PO Box and make sure your address is correct priorto placing your order. I can NOT be held responsible if your package isundeliverable.Purchasing shipped hatching eggs is a risk that has to beassumed by the purchaser. I have no control over handling after my eggs arepast to the post office. Eggs are shipped via USPS priority shipping. All eggsare collected daily, inspected, individually carefully bubble wrapped, tightlypackaged to reduce shaking and bumps from travel and the outside of the boxwill clearly be labeled as fragile hatching eggs. If you receive your packageand it looks damaged, please take pictures (of the box before opening andinside content). I can help you with a USPS claim for damage if the eggs arebroken, however claims have to be submitted by the receiver. A claim can onlybe submitted and approved if they have pictures and proof. No pictures, no luck! You can also requestI add a phone number to the box (please add to note at purchase) for your localpost office to call you for pick up instead of home delivery. I prefer thismethod myself to cutdown on some of the handling.
** Be prepared with supplies and incubator already runningprior to delivery. Monitor your temperature to make sure it stays consistent.It's best to use multiple temp/humidity gages, not just the one on theincubator. It is NOT recommended to let a broody hen hatch your shipping eggs. When you receive your eggs, carefully unpackage as they areindividually layered in fluff. Don'tmiss anyeggs! I like to addextras when available. They are unwashed eggs due to the shell's naturalbeneficial barrier. You don't want to wash that off. I brush debris off priorto shipping but eggs may have staining. Its normal and of no concern. Allowyour eggs to settle, point down, for at least 12 hours prior to placing in yourincubator. **
If you decide to buy, you AGREE to:
> Accept the risk of few or no chickshatching.
> Ican'tguarantee color of your hatchedbrahma chicks. I have multiple-colored birds, soit'sa surprise!
> Giving response based on egg packaging andcommunication, not hatchrate.
> Idon'texcept returns.
> Message me right away with question or concerns. Iwill do what I can to help resolve any issues, within reason.
I want everyone to have a pleasant experience purchasingfrom me and hatching their own eggs! It can be a very fun, exciting andrewarding experience. I would love to see pictures of your chicks!!
Good Luck and Happy Hatching!
Kings Landing Farm
