Our local show only DQs sick/hirt birds, like ones with mites or a pecked eye. The one missing a toe wouldn't be a good choice but your silkies might, even with their tails there's no reason for them to DQ one. See if one has two sets of five toes, a full crest and beard and poses a little naturally? Maybe your brahmas are :bantams?I don't think it works that way? Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought that fairs use the standards too. I know my Sebright I showed a few years back was disqualified because she was too big.
My Sizzle rooster is excellent, but they aren't recognized.
My Silkies are missing feathers and their wings and tails have normal feathering.
None of my Brahmas are good enough for show. My Buffs all decend from Ideal Poultry lines... And they're a third the size they're supposed to be! My Light is better, but I still think she falls short... She's huge but I don't think she's more than 5 pounds. And her feathers are still growing back. She's missing a toe.
I'm familiar with the standard or perfection for Buff Brahmas. My hen would fit well, if she were bigger, wasn't missing a toe, and if she had yellow feet. But she's nice and wide and has good feathering. Her Columbian pattern isn't perfect but not too bad either.
Sorry if I'm wrong, but that about round up my current flock!
Just for fun...he he..got a kick out of this little piggy.
