Chickens Rarely Seen

[Clayton Grace]

Hi
There are chickens in the American Standard of Perection rarely ever seen. Here is a list of chickens that I think would be very hard to find. If you breed any of these or have info. & pictures please post them here.


Standard Large Fowl

Lamonas

Brown Cochin

Single-Comb Columbian Leghorns

Single-Comb Golden Duckwing Leghorns

Rose-Comb Black Minorcas

White Cubalayas


Clayton Grace

 

[BFeathered]

Good luck with THAT list! I'm lucky I found black copper marans and langshans.

 

[Cuban Longtails]

I don't have white cubalaya, but I know of some breeders who do.

If you like, I can email you a link where the photo is posted.

 

[iajewel]

I would be VERY intrested in brown cochins if anyone knows a breeder

 

[Schultz]

We have been looking for Black Minorca hatching eggs for a while now!

 

[LilPeeps]

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There is not a brown cochin recognized by the APA. There is, however brown red, which I believe is what you are referring to.

 

[Krys109uk]

Interesting.

Are these endangered or is it that the APA is looking for photos?

If endangered I'd have thought some of them would be easy to re-create.

Another problem with names for colours.

By brown do you mean brown as in brown leghorn (as in wild type) or brown-red which is sometimes known as gold birchen?

 

[The Poultry Peanut]

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Try finding: Malays, Shamos, Aseel, Russian Orloffs, and Manx Rumpys to name a few

 

[Clayton Grace]

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There is not a brown cochin recognized by the APA. There is, however brown red, which I believe is what you are referring to.

Hi
The Brown Cochin is in the 1989 American Standard of Perfection. They my have been taken out of the newer American Standard of Perfection. If you have a newer American Standard of Perfection and they have been taken out please let me know. At the top of my list I have Standard Fowl I should have put Standard Large Fowl. I think you are referring to the Bantam Cochin Standard.

Clayton Grace

 

[Clayton Grace]

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There is not a brown cochin recognized by the APA. There is, however brown red, which I believe is what you are referring to.

Hi
Here is more on the color of the BROWN COCHINS.

Clayton Grace