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Quote: Have you seen any around? LOL. Bantam Chanteclers are harder to find than White LF Chanteclers! I haven't seen anyone with them in the states and I don't want to do the paperwork for getting them out of Canada. But, they would be perfect.

I'm being told that hatchery strain Cornish banties lay very well. This surprises me for some reason! I know the list posed earlier said that, but I tend to take lists of that nature with a grain of salt and look into individual lines and strains to see what they're like. I am pleasantly...

Quote: Hehe! With my small rabbits, I like to call them "Snack Size". Sounds like that's about what that little guy would be for ONE growing teenager!

Laura, is he a hatchery bird? I was definitely eyeballing the banty Wyandottes! They look like rather plump little things.

Well I figure since it's just my husband and I, they actually might work out well. We don't eat a ton of eggs, and we don't need a whole LF chicken for a meal, either. I'm thinking with a bunch of veggies and side dishes, even one Cornish banty might be good enough for the two of us. I'm...

So the talk about eating Banties forces me to take a closer look. I had to sell off my flock of Dels and Orloffs when I made a sudden move to downtown Anchorage. I have been working out the logistics of keeping a VERY few LF birds, but I wonder if banties might kind of be better, since I could...