Jun 30, 2011 Thread starter #3 larry1971 Hatching 8 Years Jun 24, 2011 6 0 7 thanks for the reply. Could they be confused with a white brahma
Jun 30, 2011 #4 akcountrygrrl Songster 9 Years Apr 3, 2010 2,024 31 173 Nenana, AK Brahmas have pea combs rather than single combs and typically don't have as heavily feathered feet.
Jun 30, 2011 #5 gunnarmcc Chirping 8 Years Jun 10, 2011 198 2 91 SSF, CA i haven't come across to many white brahmas that didn't have some sort of shading or slight coloration on their neck or tail
i haven't come across to many white brahmas that didn't have some sort of shading or slight coloration on their neck or tail
Jun 30, 2011 Thread starter #6 larry1971 Hatching 8 Years Jun 24, 2011 6 0 7 hi there. Thanks for the reply. Would you agree that the beauties in the picture are white cochins
Jun 30, 2011 #7 Tuffoldhen Flock Mistress 12 Years Jan 30, 2007 7,502 100 301 WV White Cochins. As stated Brahmas have pea combs and are not that heavily feathered down their legs.
Jun 30, 2011 Thread starter #8 larry1971 Hatching 8 Years Jun 24, 2011 6 0 7 white Cochins it is then! I think all would agree that they are splendid looking birds.
Jun 30, 2011 #9 Nicole01 Crowing 8 Years Mar 28, 2011 5,492 121 268 MN Quote: Definatly a white Cochin!
Jun 30, 2011 #10 Pele Songster 8 Years Feb 25, 2011 4,392 155 243 Boise I believe that these are hatchery white cochins. The tails are not at all what would be desirable in a show bird, but they are beautiful cochins none-the-less.
I believe that these are hatchery white cochins. The tails are not at all what would be desirable in a show bird, but they are beautiful cochins none-the-less.