brahma...colors

[JohnGalt]

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[HaikuHeritageFarm]

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Whoa. Check out those Vulture Hocks! Is that allowed in the standard, or is that a non-standard variety there? That is a gorgeous color, though. A product of porcelain Mille Fleurs, somewhere down the line, perhaps why they are only in Bantam?

 

[HaikuHeritageFarm]

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LOL, they certainly are a big enough canvas to paint on! They are wonderful birds, like I was saying earlier though on another thread...I just don't have the patience or the pocket book! So slow to mature and those suckers can EAT! Or, at least the ones I had were...

 

[Casey76]

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Whoa. Check out those Vulture Hocks! Is that allowed in the standard, or is that a non-standard variety there? That is a gorgeous color, though. A product of porcelain Mille Fleurs, somewhere down the line, perhaps why they are only in Bantam?

Thay are a non standard colour, and are obviously a work in progress. They were first exhibited in Switzerland, not too long ago. I think the vulture hocks may come from Sabelpoot, as porcelain (isabel millefleur) is standardised there.

 

[Illia]

The vulture hocks come simply from the fact that Brahmas outside the US have and are allowed vulture hocks.

 

[onagadori]

 

[Uzair Ahmed]

What would be the result If I cross,
1. Buff Brahma roo over a Dark brahma?
2. Buff Brahma roo over a Golden Brahma?

 

[debbieore]

There was a breeder of Brahmas I recall seeing online years ago who had all sorts of colors. I cannot remember the name or website, but I believe that Greenfire Farms had some of his stock or was working with him. Can anyone remind me of this guy? Thanks!

 

[debbieore]

Found it: http://www.oneearthfarm.com/index.html

 

[rnt2005]

What would be off spring of a blue partridge brahma roo and a blue brahma hen?