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you'll see a picture of Fayoumi vs Brakel feathers on page 5 of the first link. Barring vs Lacy splashes, something like that

here's a good document with the different genetics of the breed explained ;: http://www.diereninformatie.be/sites/default/files/Fayoumi%20-%202010.pdf it's in dutch but perhaps you can autotranslate and this one is in english: http://www.aviculture-europe.nl/nummers/11e06a03.pdf Fayoumi are...

sorry, have been looking over and over as well but it seems even harder than last year. will look a bit more but it doesn't look good

just checked ebay uk, but no silver campines there i'd get hatching eggs from and nothing on the Preloved site either. there is also http://www.westkidland.co.uk/poultry.htm, they have very nice specimens, but it's not clear if they have any hatching eggs right now otherwise i'll look around...

hi becky & simon, great I can tag along ;) thanks becky, can you post the link of those campine eggs? i'd need a very good line as it is easier to start out right than try to set things straight for years to come

that would be very nice, but if it is too hard to find any, no problem, I can be patient. the Campines haven't been around in Belgium in 7 or so decades. A few weeks more won't hurt.

and would it be possible to drop of some campine eggs at simon's at the same time? just imposing myself right here, I know :) : )

let's make a deal I'll send you some A-grade Braekel eggs from Belgium, if you send me first class English Campine eggs everybody happy ;)

BeckyD21, you can also go for Campines. They're very closely related and you will find them in the UK.

2 full grown Campine chickens from 2013 and 2 chicks from last week. One chick is however very white, even for a Campine. I'm afraid it got some Groninger Meeuw mixed into it. What do you think?

they look really nice, exactly like i remember them from years ago below 2 pics of my campine chick 1 day and 8 days old as i mentioned before they differ somewhat from brakelchicks, more white in the body and less brown on the head

Aha, me too. Silly to be writing in English, but I guess we have to keep our American and other friends informed just as much I made following site about the Campines, http://silvercampines.tumblr.com/ (Dutch) or http://campines.tumblr.com/ (English) Please let me know what you think about it.

So I reckon you're not in the US? But Belgium? Holland?

you're absolutely right, I just couldn't find better pictures. what I wanted to point out is that Brakel chicks have more full brown heads and that Campine chicks are more marked all over. Adult chickens of both breeds however are almost identical. So does the difference in chicks come from...

Some orange eyes do occur, position of the tail often isn't good either namely above 45°. The barring has been better in decades past I think. The lighter weight isn't an issue, they're supposed to be somewhere in between the old style Belgian Campine and the Brakel. Although these days they...

they look very very nice have you heard of the Campine thread? https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/306058/campine-chicken-thread What do you think apart from henfeathering are still differences between campine and brakels?