Show Me Some Brahma's SQ or not all pics welcome!!!

[Highlander]

This was Thorne, a Blue Columbian, who we lost to a fox last week.

 

[Bantimna]

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Wow he looks hudge and those darn foxes

 

[Goose and Fig]

Oh- Thorne was gorgeous!

Krodsorin- light and buff brahmas are "columbian" in pattern.

 

[speckledhen]

Here's Caroline, my Buff Brahma, just after finishing up her molt. She is smaller than my Lt. Brahma, Miranda, but I have no current pics of Miranda, who is a very large lady. My Brahmas are 3 years old.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

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That's it! Book me a trip to Scotland!!!

 

[LeBlackbird]

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Yea- she looked like a normal light brahma before. Never had great leg feathering though.

I want to cross her with my pea-combed splah cochin roo and make some blue brahmas. Not sure it will work now if she's not really columbian. I'll probably try anyway if I can get another little coop together.

Why do you keep saying columbian?
its light brahma not columbian.. isnt it?

Light, and columbian are the same thing.

A buff Brahma is also A "Buff Colombian" Brahma

Here is my Buff brahma

 

[thepaperrose]

I am relatively new to brahmas. I currently have a pair of darks and a trio of buffs. The buff hens both appear to have split wing, which I noticed on a lot of buffs before I decided to buy. Is this a common problem? Thanks!!
Sorry, no pics yet!
Angi

 

[Mrsfoote]

My poorly colored roo Goose

me and goose checkin out the web cam he got a kick out of it

 

[Illia]

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It is simply hatchery quality and really not something wanted for a typical light brahma. My hatchery girls also have that "mossy" smudging.


The blue columbian:

 

[Morgan7782]

I am not familiar with the background on this girl whether she was hatchery or bred. I have no idea is she is "show quality" or not but she is beautiful to me

She is awesome! Her name is Monica and she is a 6 month old Dark Brahma.