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They just look like smutty buffs. No such thing as blue-buff. They could be from a buff mated to a blue to try and lighten the black smut to blue. I hatch out a couple that look like that each year, and they get culled out of my breeding program (sold off as pets). If you are looking to breed buffs, then you could "try" breeding them to as clear of a male as you can get and keep the best offspring. Otherwise I would suggest finding new hens. I did have a hen that had blue in her crest like those, but her buff coloring was even, so I decided to breed her to see what I got and I did get a couple nice chicks from her.
They just look like smutty buffs. No such thing as blue-buff. They could be from a buff mated to a blue to try and lighten the black smut to blue. I hatch out a couple that look like that each year, and they get culled out of my breeding program (sold off as pets). If you are looking to breed buffs, then you could "try" breeding them to as clear of a male as you can get and keep the best offspring. Otherwise I would suggest finding new hens. I did have a hen that had blue in her crest like those, but her buff coloring was even, so I decided to breed her to see what I got and I did get a couple nice chicks from her.