Posts by 3riverschick

What about large or bantam Speckled Sussex?

http://www.delawarepoultryclub.org/index.html  Most of these Clubs have a Archivist or Historian.  Ask the Club, they should have the info you seek.  Best Regards,  Karen in western PA, USA  Former...

If I wanted to learn more about Javas, I would go here:  http://www.javabreedersofamerica.com/ It's only 10.00 to join the Club. I joined it for a year and found the folk very friendly and helpful!  Loved talking about...

Rare Marans Research Study in English Hi ,  Here's a rare treat I found in the USDA National Agricultral Library Digital Repository. A lengthy 4 page , 1951 report to the World Poultry Congress in...

I believe Silver Sussex is a birchen color.  Karen in western PA, USA

Hi,  The top chick is an e+ locus partridge of some breed. I am not familiar with a bantam feather-footed partridge breed. maybe check at feathersite.com Best,  Karen

Quote: Originally Posted by Arielle  Karen, I've been rolling this around in my head for a while. I think I finally got it. THanks for sharing. More than welcome, Arielle  The more folk who understand...

Quote: Originally Posted by Arielle  The APA decided to follow the French breeding rather than, I think, the English breeding. Often the English will alter a French breed to suit their tastes. THe English (?) bred...

Quote: Originally Posted by kalimero  Hi!   This is my first post on this forum tho I have read different posts and got information about different available breeds. This will also be the first...

Hi,  I think she is a splash Black-Tailed Buff. Wheaten can sire Black-Tailed Buff. That blue gene bred to the right mate can sire splash. I think you ended up with both.  Karen in western PA, USA