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Hey, maybe that will make them more popular! That'd be super hard though unless you did a massive side project with crossing various birds to maintain body style and size, tail angle, and leg color while developing your color. Then you could breed your cocomutt back to your Yokohamas and cull...

The cocopop is a very beautiful color. Wouldn't cocopop Yokos look amazing?? It's basically like a fawn duckwing color with a lacing and charcoal gene.

Anyone working on silver duckwing Yokohamas?

He is a cocopop. Here's my coco hen:

Yes they are giants for sure! I'm glad that there are seramas there - they are so sweet! Black tailed white ones are boring. I'm in the process of selling some of my birds to make room. Maybe I'll be allowed to have some Yokos then!

I vote two or three Yokos for every Brahma. The Brahmas are so big it's only fair! Are there any Seramas in Australia?

I have! But I don't love them any less. It just taught me to be very cautious about the birds that I buy. And yes, the best quality comes from dedicated breeders who breed the birds for quality instead of quantity. Maybe someday I will order some eggs or started yokos and pretend to be...

I think he likes their bald necks and thinks they look like little turkeys. He likes turkeys. To answer your question, I was a kid in 4-H and I really had no idea that they were that bad off. I didn't know what I was getting into. It was a hard lesson to learn. Yokohamas were SO difficult to...

LOL he has four! He begged me for two or three years for them and I caved in. I know about Yokos because I've been a chicken freak for 22 years of my life. I had a small start of Yokos over a decade and a half ago. They were weak, inbred, with crooked keels among other many deformities. The...

Gosh, I don't think I will anytime soon. I'd really love some but I have so many seramas! And my son just took on a naked neck project... And my other half got a bunch of brahmas without my consent.

Gorgeous! I am so jealous! They are stunning birds.

When you have limited stalk it makes it all the more worthwhile to get your breeding program and improve them yourself! I think it's fabulous. I can't wait to see some more pictures. They're such a lovely breed.

Great! I hope you have an awesome hatch!

I think you have a great start on this breed, and hey I can't make any complaints as long as there are other enthusiasts working on these guys! I see that your roo has a very nice mahogany color and your gal has a good drop pattern on her chest. They're definitely a good start. I love the tail...

Your bantams are exquisite!

They are very beautiful. Do you have good hatch rates?

Those are some GORGEOUS Yoko roos! VERY nice start! Some of the nicest coloring I've seen and they look good and healthy. I hope that you are still working on these! Very nice! I really appreciate the colors on the pea comb guy.

I would love to see some pictures when you get a chance! That's too bad, Yokohamas should be way more popular than they are. They are such beautiful birds! I would love to see someone take on that red shouldered color and perfect it. Yokohamas deserve to have a large fan base. I think that part...

Hello! I just want everyone to know that I think Yokohamas are gorgeous and I hope this thread continues on. I love the bantams and standards. Would be great to see more enthusiasts become active in this breed. I had some when I was younger. Seems that the red shoulder variety is hard to...