Brahma Thread

[Tim63]

Not much more for me and I live in Texas.

 

[bumpercarr]

Not sure where you are at in Oklahoma. There is a big show in Shawnee Dec 14th at the Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center. Should be a good showing of Brahmas in large and bantam. There are usually lots of birds for sale. You could at least meet breeders and see what they have to offer.

Tim

I agree with Tim the shows are place to network for good rare stock!!! I picked up a white midget turkey at boston show

My sister lives in OKC. I may have to take a trip out there just to see what goes on at these shows. You never know, may find a bird or two that I want as well!

 

[Borderkelpie12]

I´m really jelous that you have so nice Shows in US

And I´m also jelous for all the beautiful Brahma colours that you have!

Here in Germany we only have this old school colours, and I think Germany needs for every new colour a century of time to accept

 

[sharron]

I´m really jelous that you have so nice Shows in US

And I´m also jelous for all the beautiful Brahma colours that you have!

Here in Germany we only have this old school colours, and I think Germany needs for every new colour a century of time to accept

welcome, stay and learn, lots of very knowledgeable people here who can help you(not me, still learning)

 

[Borderkelpie12]

Oh yes of course

Maybe somebody can answer me if it is possible to send hatching eggs to Germany?

 

[Apdeb]

Yes but look at customs holding times on your end!!!! Very expensive

 

[Borderkelpie12]

Yes but look at customs holding times on your end!!!! Very expensive

Are you sure that there are?
That sucks me really , cause I only want to buy "eggs" and not a couple of Levis Jeans to save the tax here

Last time I bought HE in Netherlands , they have a lot of nice colours,but I´m still looking for gold- and silver laced Brahma.

 

[dak]

I´m really jelous that you have so nice Shows in US

And I´m also jelous for all the beautiful Brahma colours that you have!

Here in Germany we only have this old school colours, and I think Germany needs for every new colour a century of time to accept

Only the "old school" colors are accepted here also.

 

[Borderkelpie12]

Only the "old school" colors are accepted here also.

Oh, I Thought the new colours are also....

Netherlands have many acceptet ones, so I thoght US have too

 

[dak]

Oh, I Thought the new colours are also....

Netherlands have many acceptet ones, so I thoght US have too

The majority of the "new colors" need a great deal of work on type. Some have vulture hocks which is a disqualification here, and it is difficult to outcross a laced variety to a Columbian variety and get the correct pattern back. The Gold partridge seem the most likely to get accepted.