Are White Tailed OEGB Buffs rare?

[chickenlover54]

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[Chris09]

The buff colour in OEGB's is some what uncommon/ hard to find..
I would your "Buffs" are a cross of varieties maybe buff/ red pyle cross or black tailed buff/ Pyle cross could even have ginger red in there it is hard to say...
I don't know if you had planed to show them or not but with the white tails they would be a Disqualified...

Chris

 

[Pine Grove]

White tailed Buffs...I know a few that are working on these..Ideal carries thesee

 

[Mary Of Exeter]

Hmm. Maybe it was just the lighting that made the hen look to have blue on her. Pretty birds though.

 

[possumqueen]

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Thanks, chickenlover54! I did that, and those are gorgeous birds!

now I gotta ask -- if the person who owns those birds wanted to show them as buff, they would be disqualified because of the white tails? So buff means "buff all over, no other color?"

But they're beautiful birds! and I hear all the time about different colors being "invented" and shown. Could these be shown as a different or "new" color? It's seems to be one of the charms of the chicken fancy that if you want a color you can make it up.

 

[Pine Grove]

White Tailed Buff OE Game Bantam

 

[chickenlover54]

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are those yours?

 

[TDB]

Thanks ours are the White Tailed OEGB Buffs

 

[TDB]

How much would you guys pay for a day old White Tailed OEGB Buff bitie?

 

[canada-goose]

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About three dollars. Yes, I read hatchery catalogs rather than breeder's pricelists.