i dont think she/he is a buffHow does the silkie look now? Buff or white?
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She doesn’t look very buff to me (lol, because (s)he’s a chick), but she has some weird yellow splotches that leave me wondering..
just look at the feathers all ready on her/his wing they look white (at least in the photos)
defiantly not Brahmas but i do agree they dont look frizzled
Looking at them again I noticed the straight combs. Though my buff brahma bantam hen had a straight comb too, she was terrible quality. Just throwing it out there. It's more likely he has really poor quality buff brahma bantams than booted bantams.
Definitely white. Buff ones are super yellowy compared to that.How does the silkie look now? Buff or white?
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She doesn’t look very buff to me (lol, because (s)he’s a chick
why is it moor likely to be a buff Brahma? it has vulcher hocks like a booted bantam, it is NOT giant like a Brahma, it looks like a booted bantam throe and throe, not trying to be rude just making a point
Buff Brahma bantam. Booted bantams are an extremely rare breed of chicken from the Netherlands. Most hatcheries don't even carry them. Almost all hatcheries, including the ones TSC usually sources from, carry buff brahma bantams. OP even said how his TSC very rarely has a variety. To not even have common birds, I can't imagine they'd ever get in something incredibly rare like booted bantams. Especially multiple ones. I understand that sometimes a rare bird slips through, but not more than one usually.
I think they mentioned one time that they get them from Hoover’s.
So maybe I have the so-called D’uccles?
