In Ibarrola Bekoa we raise and care for species
that are native of Euskalerria. We take orders
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Chikens and capons on sale
Our Chickens and capons are sold on request. You can call us on the phone numbers: 9943834549 or 659215392 and we will answer your request as soon as possible.Native species
We raise and sell capons of our Euskal Oiloa native species. As members of the Euskal Oiloak association, we are actively involved in the breeding of these varieties. As a result of our dedication and research, we have been awarded prizes in many fairs and competitions.Quality
The advantage of capons is the excellent quality of their meat when compared to chicken due to the absence of sex hormones in the animal. The meat reaches higher levels of fat which makes it much juicier.Marradunak
The plumage of this variety is characterized by the presence of white interspersed with colorful stripes as in the Gorria variety. Other important trait is that all chestnut shades as well as the black ones are lighter. The under colour is ivory. Stripes are more diffuse in hens and it is still desirable that they are as marked as possible.
Zilarrak
n both cock and hen, the plumage is exactly as in the Gorria variety but all colors and shades of red and chestnut brown are replaced by white, black areas being equal. The neck is noted for an orange hue in the hen although not as pronounced in tonality as in the rooster. Feathers at the end of the neck have black tips, and tail rectrices are black or predominantly black.
Lepasoilak
The plumage has neck, shoulders, crop area, inner thighs and the side of the abdomen devoid of feathers. The breast has two rows of feathers, one on each side of the breastbone.
Plumage coloration covering the rest of the body is the same as in the Gorria variety. The skin of neck and entire area of the crop, take a bright red colour.
Gorriak y Beltzak
Beltza
Both cock and hen have a plumage entirely black with bluish green reflections, more in the former than in the latter.
Gorriak
The hood and tassels are orange-red, shining out over the rest of its plumage. Feathers at the central end of the hood, form a black spear tip.
Breeding of capons in Ibarrolabekoa
Native species of EuskalherriaCall us 943834549 / 659215392 / 606673143