Griffin's Banty Shanty

Griffin's Banty Shanty, ayam Cemani chickens, New Salisbury, IN, in Harrison County near Louisville. Owner Tina Biller brings years of experience to her barn, following American Poultry Association guidelines and conducting regular screenings for parasites and genetic assessments to maintain color consistency and vigor. Birds live in roomy, predator-proof coops equipped with custom perches and nesting boxes, plus daily free-range time to forage and connect with guests.

Each chick is hand-raised and gently socialized from day one to foster calm temperaments suited for backyard flocks or educational programs. The operation emphasizes breed preservation, focusing on the ayam’s unique black plumage and melanin-rich skin that define its distinctive look. Tina often brings healthy specimens to county fairs and local agricultural events to share practical care tips. Buyers receive detailed guidance on coop design, feeding strategies and seasonal care routines so every bird can thrive in its new home.