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Looks kinda bluish/grey to me too. Mine are pure white, light brahmas like my picture...She is beautiful! "yours"She almost kind of looks like a blue Columbian to me. The feathers around her neck don't look black to me.
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Looks kinda bluish/grey to me too. Mine are pure white, light brahmas like my picture...She is beautiful! "yours"She almost kind of looks like a blue Columbian to me. The feathers around her neck don't look black to me.
Greg has been out of chickens for a while(3 years ?) or so. He's planning on getting back in soon though. Chad sold out of bantams completely at crossroads in 2011. We left with over a hundred birds and came back with about twenty! He has had big lights for several years, that is all he has now....and boy are they good ones. He picked up a couple of females from Kim and Kendra, and a dandy male from Mr. Petersen at Crossroads. Of course his birds have improved since then. Bob Arbuckle died a year or two back. Jimmy still has some birds. Family and health issues have slowed him down a lot. I am blessed to have Chad, Greg and Jimmy as mentors...they are all live pretty close. My Buffs and Lights are .mostly Spence/Williams with a good dose of John Neffs birds mixed in. Anyway...you are correct, they WERE bantam guys till 2011.Tim, was just reading in the Poultry Press that Spence and Williams won super grand champion of show, and grand champion large fowl at the Southwest Exposition and Livestock show at Fort Worth Texas, with a light pullet. Congrates to them.
For some reason I had in my mind they were bantam guys. Maybe I was confusing them with Arbuckle and Rust, or some other dynamic duo. Do you know the history of their flock, seeing that they are fellow Texans and all ?
Quote: I think the one in the middle since it has some waddles may be a male .
Greg has been out of chickens for a while(3 years ?) or so. He's planning on getting back in soon though. Chad sold out of bantams completely at crossroads in 2011. We left with over a hundred birds and came back with about twenty! He has had big lights for several years, that is all he has now....and boy are they good ones. He picked up a couple of females from Kim and Kendra, and a dandy male from Mr. Petersen at Crossroads. Of course his birds have improved since then. Bob Arbuckle died a year or two back. Jimmy still has some birds. Family and health issues have slowed him down a lot. I am blessed to have Chad, Greg and Jimmy as mentors...they are all live pretty close. My Buffs and Lights are .mostly Spence/Williams with a good dose of John Neffs birds mixed in. Anyway...you are correct, they WERE bantam guys till 2011.
Tim