A lady I work with was talking to me about a bantam rooster her brother used to have. She said it had curly feathers and they named him curly. I thought sure she meant a Frizzle, so I showed her pictures of mine. She said, the color was right but that theirs had a curlier feathers and called them "wavy". I showed her sizzles and other varieties with the frizzle gene, but she never found one that looked like hers. Any ideas what breed she might be trying to think of?
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