They're "true bantams" meaning there is no standard-size version of this chicken. hތYMs����W̑�`���m7�W��Y��*�9�!9�af�2���X��y�3�XRJ�j��@��u��\l���x����Z,������l"&���d$��Z_}�����~$rq���g�p$��/����$φ�!�zw� �KX�Ɇ��\�WCq�t5���{f-�V�_�S�٭Ļ�߯~�O/�e����_N?лG3�ޜ�ҋ�b�0�wf�z��F�oX]+�K��e��f�-��D��%�ȣ�Q0����o��É�x�'q��N���?I'���^�bm�=�7�M�p4�%{�'k��֔Mᵩ�7��T�ZՅE%�����${�������Z��V��xftM���Obe�uwkm��j�٫e6�O���� svJ|�d�p��Y{�s�ne)֪�Z�2�-���(��m��dxʆ]��uz}`�*S�)�O���AX��$�Q��R. 43 0 obj <>stream The Rosecomb Bantam Federation was founded in 1947, and is dedicated to the promotion, exhibition, and improvement of the beautiful little aristocrat of the bantam world, the rosecomb bantam. endstream endobj 35 0 obj <>stream 0 Sometimes I have them, sometimes I don't. !������jmg��;ݺF�sj�G�'�j7I���K" !�-�7V��x�չ*�[ˣ�hj�Ѥ*���ZSk���cUoTaM�my��2�ȳ�\�0���O�wA,�W�[S���A��R�h��/�j��+���Q��{=���ܮU�_pȍ��1�V�x��m�����웂�K�n��lj~}�B�9K�/`�-ϓ6�pw��3t�An�9��⫴��Fx=m���62ƽ���*�\���pŗ���)_�խؙ���S����ҷ�|A�:L���X��� *Z,��Ǝ�,�B��2���Pu�cG=��X��c��;୭��cm6g'���w���O|����G�/� >��2 %PDF-1.5 %���� I had felt the need to diversify my flock, since I only raised one variety of Old English Game Bantam, so I settled upon the beautiful breed called Rosecomb. They're not particularly hardy or easy to raise and are kept mainly for exhibition, so these beautiful birds aren't recommended for first-time poultry keepers who just want a friendly, egg-laying pet! 31 0 obj <> endobj On February 2, 1992, I bought my first trio of Black Rosecomb Bantams. %%EOF I'm not consistently raising these colors. The Rosecomb is an old breed of bantam, which originates in Great Britain but little is known about the history of the breed. Blue & Splash Rosecomb Bantams. hޤSmk�0�+��}��b[�����Kj�B>���;�*��~w�'!�%E��=�"�#�'�8�C℄���{����LW��;�����Cb��p~H81�4Ӹ* ��T`,���b`��U�h3�����zg�1���ȫ* �)�4�:5��� ��o�P�V��oc�&ӥ! endstream endobj startxref They have a large rose comb with striking white earlobes and wattles. There are a whopping 25 different color variations of the Rosecombs, but the American Poultry Association only recognizes the Black, Blue, and White Rosecombs. Those Beautiful Little Aristocrats of the bantam world. The males have long sickle tail feathers and the legs are slate blue, long and graceful. h�b```f``a`a`�me�a@ & da�`� 9��g@�8��``��e ���&�z�w��8�~ @����X��!�?���` ��� endstream endobj 32 0 obj <> endobj 33 0 obj <> endobj 34 0 obj <>stream The American Bantam Association does recognize a few more varieties than the American Poultry Association. A properly bred Rosecomb in top condition is a bird to reckon with on Champion Row. That didn't work out, but I did manage to breed Blue Brassy Back. In 2008 - 2010 I've had a few pure Blues and Splashes hatch out. On the way home from picking them up at the breeder’s ranch, I named them. 36 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[<79BCC1191AEF7B499D1CB31F6E281FF1>]/Index[31 13]/Info 30 0 R/Length 48/Prev 19966/Root 32 0 R/Size 44/Type/XRef/W[1 2 1]>>stream I raised Blues for a while in the late 1990s, with the intention of using them to produce Blue Reds. Rosecombs are a fancy, proud little breed of chicken. h�bbd``b`J�@�� �- ��2012�I00b%�3.� ` ��� The earliest records note that the breed originated in the United Kingdom.
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