How will he do?

[Pekin747]

Can use rate this rooster for me he is well settled in now but I'm not sure if he meets the standard of his breed (bantam bramha)
Hes about 9 months old the previous breeder said


Ps I dont mind if hes not up to standard as hes ro friendly for me to get ride of home now.

 

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

What a beautiful boy!
@Brahmachicken240

 

[ChickenGrass]

Nice Cockerel @Pekin747
If you could get a picture of him standing on the ground it would help us to be able to give you better feedback on him.
From what I can see his colour looks good for a Gold Brahma.
He also has nice foot feathering and nice leg colour.

I see you are in Ireland?
If you would like I can send you the PCGB (Poultry Club of Great Britain) Standard for Brahma?
(In Ireland we use the PCGB Standards)

 

[Pekin747]

Nice Cockerel @Pekin747
If you could get a picture of him standing on the ground it would help us to be able to give you better feedback on him.
From what I can see his colour looks good for a Gold Brahma.
He also has nice foot feathering and nice leg colour.

I see you are in Ireland?
If you would like I can send you the PCGB (Poultry Club of Great Britain) Standard for Brahma?
(In Ireland we use the PCGB Standards)

If u could that would be nice
And I'll get a pic of him standing in a bit

 

[ChickenGrass]

@Pekin747
Here’s the Brahma standard in the PCGB Standards book

 

[Pekin747]

 

[ChickenGrass]

Hopefully it helps

 

[Pekin747]

Hopefully it helps

It will can I ask did u buy that book if so where would i purchase one

 

[ChickenGrass]

Ok Great.
The book i have is the PCGB standards book 5th edition.
It was printed in the late 1980's.
There is now a 7th edition which was released just last year.
Most of the standards are the same, although in the new edition, some weights of breeds may have been changed, along with new breeds and colours of breeds have been added in.

In saying this, the 5th edition book is still a firm favourite among fanciers, and many people still use this instead of buying the new book.

The 7th edition can be purchased from the poultry club of great britain, for around €80.00.

The 5th edition is available on amazon, and can be purchased for around €60

 

[Gray Farms]

Vulture hocks would be a serious defect here in the US.