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is there any farms on the east coast who breeds brabanters?

Quote: thanks is from the way it sounds it will take some work and time. went back to the first page and read what ewe sheep wrote and amazondoc wrote and it sounds like it won't be easy thanks for the help.

Quote: have any suggestions on were i should start? i know my flock isn't the best to work with, but what would be a good starting point?

since stock is limited. is there still a way i could get show quality out of what i have? or am i going to have to try and find a show quality rooster or hen? i would like to get the best quality possible but from what i have been reading online and on the forum it might be a challenge.

Quote: they were born in the spring, they didn't say when. so are the ones without the beards brabenters? so what color would you concider them? sorry for all the questions, im trying to learn everything i can about them. thanks

i have 4 brabanters that i got at a sale a few weeks ago. i have 2 that don't have beards and one is my rooster. will i still get beards from my hens if they have breeds and the rooster don't, also they paper that came with them said they were cream brabanters, are they right? i was told...