Cream Light Brown Dutch

[FlowerDragon]

I've been searching for a hatchery or breeder that sells Cream Light Brown Dutch Bantams. I really want the cream genes for breeding projects, but cannot find them anywhere, except on Purely Poultry, but they show sold out for the season. I'd even be open to suggestions of other types of chickens with the cream genes. Thank you in advance!

 

[NatJ]

I've been searching for a hatchery or breeder that sells Cream Light Brown Dutch Bantams. I really want the cream genes for breeding projects, but cannot find them anywhere, except on Purely Poultry, but they show sold out for the season.

You might try the "Yellow Partridge" Dutch Bantams that I see listed at Welp and Privett.
From the description, I think it's the same actual color (wild-type with the cream gene), even though they are calling it by a different name.

https://www.welphatchery.com/bantams/dutch-bantam-yellow-partridge-straight-run/
https://www.privetthatchery.com/product/1121

I'd even be open to suggestions of other types of chickens with the cream genes. Thank you in advance!

Cream Brabanters should have that gene too. I know Ideal Poultry lists them, although that doesn't help much since they are saying sold out until next year.
https://www.idealpoultry.com/product/1598/44

Would Cream Legbars have the cream gene? Quite a few hatcheries seem to sell them now.

 

[FlowerDragon]

You might try the "Yellow Partridge" Dutch Bantams that I see listed at Welp and Privett.
From the description, I think it's the same actual color (wild-type with the cream gene), even though they are calling it by a different name.

https://www.welphatchery.com/bantams/dutch-bantam-yellow-partridge-straight-run/
https://www.privetthatchery.com/product/1121


Cream Brabanters should have that gene too. I know Ideal Poultry lists them, although that doesn't help much since they are saying sold out until next year.
https://www.idealpoultry.com/product/1598/44

Would Cream Legbars have the cream gene? Quite a few hatcheries seem to sell them now.

Thank you so much for your reply! I had looked at Welp, but didn't realize that the Yellow Partridge was the same as the Cream Light Brown. I looked through BYC and found a couple of older chats where people were talking about the Cream Legbars having cream gene.

 

[NatJ]

I looked through BYC and found a couple of older chats where people were talking about the Cream Legbars having cream gene.

I just found this site:
https://creamlegbarclub.com/genotype/
It says Cream Legbars have the gene ig, which would be the recessive one (vs. Di the dominant one).

I never can keep straight which one really should be called "cream," so I'm not sure which one you wanted.

The chicken calculator shows them having the same effect, except for one being dominant and the other recessive.
http://kippenjungle.nl/chickencalculator.html