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There are white Sumatra out there, but very few and far between. They tend to be way off type and with bright red faces because of the Phoenix and Yokohama that were used to make them. Personally I would not use a white Phoenix because you will for several generations be fighting the white earlobes. You will also get floppy combs because of the large single combs on the Phoenix. I recommend a white Cubalaya cock with a profusely feathered tail. I believe there is a lady in one of the far southern states that has a Cubalaya cock that looks a lot like a Sumatra, but is white. I don't know if she would be willing to part with him. Perhaps you could post on facebook asking for information concerning them.ok so.....
someone raised the question to me recently about a white Sumatra
Of course my daughter being addicted to the Sumatra breed has now decided she needs some.
Any one know of any breeders?
I did read the posts on crossing white phoenix to black sumatras as a project to get the white feathers. Any thoughts on that? I was actually wondering about crossing with a white yokohama also??
I tried to explain to my DD that white Sumatra's are not APA recognized --- her response was if its a Sumatra and its out there She has to have it --- because its a SUMATRA!