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I don't think so, from my understanding, Carole wasn't sire if the hen from Susan ever laid, so she got hens elsewhere. When I bought caroles birds, I only kept the birds she got from Susan, the others I sold as layers...they looked more hatchery stock to me.

Sorry to say this, but this is something BIG birds deal with. It's like growing pains, he should be fine, but I would consider not breeding him.

I have had them eat chicks...but never attack a full grown bird. WOW.

I am asking $100 for the trio. The rooster is two and has been shown. The pullets are under a year. I may ship, but would have to check into it. I do have some Partridge.

Check out my BYC page for a link to my website to see my birds.

Yellow Shanks to boot!

Hi everyone, I have a few nice Show prospects for sale. If you are interested these birds are nearly full grown and look fantastic. asking $50.00 each. Central Florida PICK UP ONLY!

Anyword on how the Brahmas are doing at Nationals?

Mine are moulting so bad...NO chance they would have been ready for the inverness shows...no eggs, just feathers...

I will put the breeding pens together after the January shows...trying to condition everyone now...

Here's a roo I recently sold: His Brow was REALLY nice.

Mrs. grey has nice lacing and a decent brow...I have a roo here I would put over her, send her to FL! lol

Wait - I think it is a silver laced Roo...my bad...

Alright Big Medicine...where'd you get that Dark Roo and how come you haven't told me you had Darks like that until now??????????? I want some eggs!

The "Brow to me makes the beak have what dog people call a "Stop" a two piece head or what brahma people call a "Beetle Brow" Like on this Dark hen of mine.... The head should also have a shorter beak..

Had a great time, got rid of all my surplus birds...only gave away 3....

I wasn't put off by his Type...actually (not sure where you got the Dark Roo) but his coloring looks to be nice. I like his comb my biggest issue is his head...I'm a bit of a head snob...He needs much more "brow". The red in the black on a young cockeral is normal. I typically find a correlation...

Big Medicine, birds are looking good. I do see one major fault for me...no feathers down the middle toe...While you have avoided the VH issue, you are missing a piece of the Brahma Standard. Do you find this eay to fix? I run into it occassionally with dark chicks and cull them. Thoughts?

Janice, love the blues...I have one black pullet I just cannot let go of, if she stays in this track, she is going to be a dynamite hen. The rest of mine appear to be roosters. My blue partridge pullets I got from you is mostly blue at the moment. Cutting down my flock to just my absolute best...

I will be heading up with a quad of hatchery dark Brahmas, lots of partridge Brahma pullets, and some black Brahma chicks. Looking forward to this swap again...