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  1. brahmapapa

    New Brahma Group: Blue Partridge x Partridge, Plus Dark

    yes they are stunning, gotta run do chores, chat you again soon.
  2. brahmapapa

    New Brahma Group: Blue Partridge x Partridge, Plus Dark

    So glad that you are enjoying them, hope to get more of them out there, APA will not recognize a color pattern until many breeders have experience with them.
  3. brahmapapa

    New Brahma Group: Blue Partridge x Partridge, Plus Dark

    I have not been in good health, i am struggling to keep everyone warm and happy, so far so good, i think i have a nice group of girls to breed with this year.
  4. brahmapapa

    New Brahma Group: Blue Partridge x Partridge, Plus Dark

    only one or two do go broody in any given year
  5. brahmapapa

    New Brahma Group: Blue Partridge x Partridge, Plus Dark

    as a rule my Brahmas sometimes do go broody but usually not at this time of year in my climate.
  6. brahmapapa

    New Brahma Group: Blue Partridge x Partridge, Plus Dark

    The birds look great, I have been checking in and enjoying seeing them all... My luck and my health have not been good, i am hoping for better luck and health in the new year. Best of luck to you . happy holidays.
  7. brahmapapa

    New Brahma Group: Blue Partridge x Partridge, Plus Dark

    Hi Cynthia, sorry that I haven't been able to take the time to have a real dialog, but things are rough for me rt. now...I am very glad that there are no vulture hocks. I cull those birds the min I see one, fortunately I have not had any at all in several generations. The birds are looking...
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    HOW BEST TO PACKAGE EGGS FOR SHIPPING DO"S AND DON"TS

    re USPS employees, i agree that you can get diffrent answers from diffrent employees. I believe i had looked this very issue up in postal regs, and i think that I read that shipped eggs are not covered by insurance even if you manage to get a postal agent to sell you the insurance. T.
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    HOW BEST TO PACKAGE EGGS FOR SHIPPING DO"S AND DON"TS

    Hello, I am glad that the thread that I created has helped so many people, i saw a need and i filled that need with the thread. Regarding the marking issue that you raised, I have never in the many years of purchasing and selling encountered a seller before that flatly refused to mark the box as...
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    New Brahma Group: Blue Partridge x Partridge, Plus Dark

    Hello, sorry i haven't replied to your recent im's but going thru very trying personal times. That #1 boy looks like some evidence of vulture hochs but not sure from the angle of the pic. If they are just soft hock feathers thats ok but if you see any primary feathers in hock cull it. That...
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    Backyard Brahmas!!

    this quote was intended to answer newduckie not buffiloridagirl, sorry
  12. brahmapapa

    Backyard Brahmas!!

    do you keep water constantly available, i have seen that water ejection after picking up a bird that had been watered after being very thirsty and they filled their crop to capacity. In my estimation not a problem. As far as the being light on weight, i wouldn't venture to stipulate as to the...
  13. brahmapapa

    Ongoing Brahma Projects Thread

    I haven't seen such a pattern pictured but someone out there may be working on it.
  14. brahmapapa

    Brahma Breeders thread

    Im with you, the characteristics of the pure standard large fowl brahma are what most of us breed for. The only departure is that many of us want to eventually see more color and pattern options beyond the standard Light Brahma, Dark Brahma and Buff Brahmas that are the only colors and paterns...
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    Brahma Breeders thread

    i totally agree with Big Medecine's recommendation to not use brahmas as broodies, for all the reasons he mentioned and more. your fear of stinking eggs is without foundation. Except for a bad egg which in hatching thousands of eggs i have never had, you have very little chance of anything going...
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    Brahma Breeders thread

    see the feathers extending rearward at the elbow of the leg, those are vulture hocks. i hope this is a help, and i hope that your birds do not have them. the standards in europe allows for vulture hocks. often when advertising chicks or hatching eggs the seller will identify as being european...
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    Brahma Breeders thread

    re, breeding from hatchery stock.......out of desperation searching for large fowl dark brahmas i ordered 25 dark brahma chicks from mcmurray hatchery,{ this was several years ago}, all arrived healthy but after 3 weeks they all went to auction because every one was showing the heavy quilled...
  18. brahmapapa

    Dark brahma Male or Females?

    now i feel foolish, i somehow got lost in postings and didn't realize that i was posting comment on a posting from 2012, sorry to all.
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