Small But Mighty: Exploring the Dutch Bantam Chicken

[@SenorSlacker]

I see the happy chicken coop upload 🤳 I click

[@CluckCluckChickens]

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[@sea2sea2seevanlife92]

Always wonderful content, educational. I’m very new to life and… I’m old and very new to chickens, (something was amiss there)… I’ve discovered something I never would have guessed, if my eight Rhode Island Reds never laid a single egg, I’d enjoy them, love them no less. I’m so surprised by this… 😊 Having raised them from a day or two old, they are just beginning to lay eggs… If you don’t mind me saying, life has been a little stressful of late, maybe the last dozen, baker’s dozen years, and these ladies bring joy, peace, to this restless soul. Four dogs, eight chickens, (unless you work for the county here then I swear I only have seven)… ‘chicken math’, I get it. Oh, it’d be wonderful to have more and different varieties. I sure appreciate your sharing, thank you!

[@agranetmedia2667]

I have raised Dutch Bantams and you show a lot of birds that are not Dutch Bantams. The breed has 3 characteristic traits: it is quite small, upright and very short-backed; it always has slate-Blue legs; it has fairly small but pronounced White earlobes.

[@UsmanFaraz854]

Nice informative video

[@CC-fo7tr]

Stop it, for Pete’s sake. My coop can’t hold much more😂

[@akalseifu6686]

Hello, I want to import these chickens to Ethiopia. How can I import them? Can you help me?

[@ThatAnimalChannel]

why not include the dutch booted aka sablepoot