are there any recessive chocolate poultry in the USA?

[Backyard Farm]

Wondering if there are any recessive chocolate poultry here in the US... recognized/standard color or not. ...bantam or standard?

... not dun chocolate but recessive chocolate.

thanks..

 

[EweSheep]

There is some chocolate wyndotte bantams offered by Sandhill Preservation. These are the only chocolates I know of.

 

[Backyard Farm]

thank you..
I will contact them...

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

I'm pretty sure the chocolate wyandottes in the US are dun-based, although you should contact them to ask. I am pretty sure that there are choc seramas and dutch.

 

[Backyard Farm]

are they recessive choc?

...and do you know you might sell eggs?

..thanks for the info

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

You can ask, but most people working with rare colours don't sell eggs. You might have better luck asking to purchase birds.

I would check with Jerry Schneidecker (I may have spelled that wrong) of the Serama Council of North America.

 

[KyBlue]

Sandhill's are dun-based.

 

[robbdebbie]

I have heard that some of Jerry's are dun and some are the sex link chocolate. I have a chocolate pullet from him. I haven't bred her yet to know for sure if she is dun or choc. Here is a pic. I don't think he has any full chocolate birds right now. Maybe in the spring though?

Debbie

 

[Backyard Farm]

Thank you, Sonoran ... good idea. I am very happy to buy chicks or eggs... just want some CHOCOLATE!!! LOL

 

[Backyard Farm]

KyBlue,
thank you for letting me know. I did email them but hadn't received a response yet.