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Part of our young bachelors group. These guys are so entertaining.

Ran across this neat collection of articles from Cornell University archives. https://archive.org/details/cu31924003118621

I think we're just getting a few Brakels here in the States. Greenfire Farms has started carrying the Totlegers.

I noted the larger hens that's why I asked their age. Do Brakels and Campines get bred together much in Europe? Here are my juveniles roosting this evening. I just noticed how they separated themselves by sex! :)

Some Campines at my friend Rik's place in Belgium. Any points? Always eager to learn. ps: the cock comes from Denmark, the chickens are Danish x English Gorgeous! Do you know the age of the hens?

Two cockerels (?) at 16 days old.

Okay, that's a good idea separating the sexes. I would buy a cap if you get any made.

Wow! It will take me longer I'm sure. Do we have a breed club?

Hey Wisher, nothing shows on you're post. How old do the Campines need to be before you can accurately judge what they'll be?

Here's the predominant pattern. Then there are a few like this:

I'll take more pics of the backs. There's a few that are different. I had a great hatch rate with the SC, got 11 chicks from 13 eggs. Congratulations I'm so excited to have your bloodline to start my breeding program!

Hatched today!

Hopefully I'll have some newborn pics to post this time next week.

X2. I read over my lunch break trying to interpret her post. No habla e loci....

What about the extra white on the primaries? Is it not supposed to show if they carry their wings correctly? This boy hops up in my lap already.

And one of the guys.

One of the girls.

Haven't been home during the daytime since getting back from Tennessee. I'll post better pics tomorrow. The four girls have laid three eggs in four days!

We are the proud, first time keepers of Silver Campines. Thanks Wisher !