Golden Sebright Bantam

Golden Sebright Bantam Chicken The Golden Sebright Bantam is a vibrant, true miniature chicken variety developed in England in the 1800s. This unique breed is known for its lack of sickle feathers in males, adding to its distinct charm. Recognized by the American Poultry Standard of Perfection in 1874, the Golden Sebright Bantam is a top choice for show birds, known for their natural poses and spirited personalities. To maintain size without compromising health, we introduced a new bloodline in 2011 from Matt Haehn. We offer Golden Sebright Bantam chicks during chick season—place your order today, and feel free to contact the Chicken Coop Company team with any questions! Frequently Asked Questions:  What is a Golden Sebright Bantam? A colorful, true miniature chicken developed in England and ideal for show purposes. Do Golden Sebright Bantam males have sickle feathers? No, males of this breed lack sickle feathers, a unique trait of Sebrights. When was the Golden Sebright Bantam recognized in the American Standard of Perfection? It was recognized in 1874. Are Golden Sebright Bantams good show birds? Yes, they are spirited and love to pose, making them great for shows. When can I order Golden Sebright Bantam chicks? Chicks are available during chick season at Chicken Coop Company. Golden Sebright Bantam Facts Poultry Show Class: Rose Comb Clean Legged Bantams Weights – Hen ——-20 oz Rooster—-22 oz Pullet——18 oz Cockerel—-20 oz Purpose and Type: Ornamental; Exhibition & Production Egg Shell Color: Cream or Tinted Bantam Sized Egg Egg Production: Fair Egg Size: Small Temperament: Docile/Flighty Fertility Percentage: 40-55% Broody: Non Setters Mating Ratio: 8 Females to 1 Male Roost Height: 2 to 4 feet Country of Origin: England APA: Yes, Recognized by the Standard of Perfection in 1874 TLC: Watch Status, Considered a sustainable heritage chicken breed Breeder Farm Source: Poultry Breeding Farm has been developing our bloodline or strain of pure Sebright Bantams since 1979.