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Side sprigs can become a real pain to eliminate. If he breeds with a female carrying recessive "sprigs", ALL their offspring will have sprigs...and so on. It's just reverting back to another comb type that has been bred in the past.

Sorry-on my cell..........

Above is a male.

An additional event being held in Ramona is the 5th Anniversary - "Wild West Serama Classic" also being judged by Jim Adkins on Saturday, June 6th. http://chailibaldwin.wix.com/wwsc#!Wild-West-Classic-2015/c188/68F8FAEA-C679-42F4-B8CA-100F98A73988 A lot of action over here in our neck of the...

Hello All, For those interested, poultry judge Jim Adkins of the Sustainable Poultry Network will be in Ramona on June 4th giving a class on Sustainable Poultry Production: http://sustainablepoultrynetwork.com/event/slow-poultry-ramona-ca/ Since Jim has also worked on the commercial side...

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These are very beautiful, I look forward to seeing & hearing more about them...(are you not in the US)?

What ever happened to the lavender mottled? Haven't seen any more except from the one breeder who's website is down. Is it true that Lavander feathers are more fragile?

Interesting. AND...That male in the background is just STUNNING!!!!

What I believe (and I'm no expert) but there must be some undocumented genes at play. SKIN COLOR - has it's own genes. SHANK COLOR - is the result of a combination of up to 5 genes. Remember, when we look at shank color, we are seeing feathers/follicles, scales, upper or sub dermal. EYE...

That's what I'm talking about! AND...some tongues are only ½ black. Un-identified oral genes???

Do we know what genes control oral tissue? Or do we know why some black skins lack completely black oral tissue?...There are variations on the tongue - some are partially black etc...

http://www.sulmtalerusa.com ;)

Since this is a fairly new breed & club we are pretty happy with the growing interest and rapid progress we have been making! More to come... Current standard: http://www.sulmtalerusa.com/breed.html ;)

Yes, discussions are currently underway with the country of origin. I'll keep the thread posted and update websites etc... In the mean time,:) enjoy your birds!

Thanks Jeremy, we really appreciate your input. We are trying to figure out what colors to officially call these birds and have come up with Silver Wheaten or perhaps Salmon, Gold Wheaten or perhaps Red Gold Wheaten, and the obvious Blue Wheaten & Silver Blue Wheaten. HOWEVER...Silver Wheaten...

A sport is an unexpected color that "pops" up. A Splash has 2 copies of the blue gene. Since this is a month old perhaps you have already found the answer you were looking for...

Pictures?! :D

No debate - just brainstorming...;)

What I think.... Male wheatens have 2 copies of gold. Salmon males have two copies of silver, but they also have Mh and Ar ? that shows up in the wings & shoulders. Brian Reeder's observation of the Ap gene on salmons is also interesting. I'm interested in sorting these genetics out so if...