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Buff Silkie Bantam

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Silkies were described by Marco Polo in the 13th century as “hens which have hair like cats, are black, and
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California Gray

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Like the Ideal 236, California Grays are a productive white egg layer that was originally developed at Ideal Poultry Breeding
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California White

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California Whites are an efficient white egg layer that was developed in the 1950’s at Dryden Poultry Breeding Farms in
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Columbian Wyandotte

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The true origin of the Wyandotte is unknown, however, Dark Brahmas and Spangled Hamburgs were probably used in the development
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Cornish Rock

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Cornish Rocks were developed in the 1950’s from a cross between Cornish and White Plymouth Rocks for white plumage and
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Cream Brabanter

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Brabanters are a Dutch breed of crested chicken that originated in the region of Brabant between Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Cuckoo Marans

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Cuckoo Marans were developed in France as a dual-purpose breed in the early 1900’s from de Malines, French Cuckoo or
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Dark Brahma

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Brahmas originated in India from a cross between Malays and Cochins and were originally known as Chittagongs, Gray Shanghais and
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Dark Brahma Bantam

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Standard Brahmas were developed from a Malay and Cochin cross. Later, Brahma bantams were developed in England. Dark Brahma bantam
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Dark Cornish

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Cornish originated in Cornwall, England from Red Aseels, Black Breasted Red Old English and Malays. They were developed for wide
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Dark Cornish Bantam

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Cornish bantams were developed by crossing standard Cornish with Black Red Game bantams. Dark Cornish chicks have dark brown heads
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Delaware

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Delawares were developed in the state of Delaware from off-colored sports of a Barred Plymouth Rock and New Hampshire Red
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