The Information provided on this breed is thanks to Elly Vogelaar of Aviculture Europe.

The Brabanter is a very old Dutch breed that became extinct around 1900 and was re-created again in 1920.
This "new" Brabanter is not as large as the original seems to have been, but it surely is a most attractive
fowl, with its narrow, flattened crest, its three cornered beard and its peculiar comb with the two v-shaped
horns. The recognized colours are: black, blue, white cuckoo, gold (the plumage is golden bay with a black,
half moon spangle on each feather), silver (silver with black markings), and chamois (buff with white
markings).

They are non-sitters and lay a good-sized white egg. Brabanters are said to do OK in confinement and to be
fairly docile.

Brabanters are very rare in the US, though there are some here, in Cream and Gold varieties.

Here on Rainbow Gate Farm, we only have Gold Brabanters at this time. Our creams were stolen last year
(2010) and I am still looking for quality stock to replace them.

Scroll down to see photos of our birds. They are gorgeous birds with nice rich coloring. My original breeding
stock came from a private breeder several years ago.

You can purchase our eggs (GOLD ONLY)  for $50 per dozen plus $15 shipping below. Please note, if I have an
eBay auction running at the time of order, it may be up to ten days before I can ship your eggs.

SOLD OUT UNTIL FALL OF 2011.

Photos of my Gold Brabanters coming soon.
To order one dozen purebred Cream or Gold Brabanter eggs using Paypal,
please click on the 'Buy It Now' button below.