Chickens and Turkeys at WishBroke

At WishBroke, we raise Chickens that include Japanese Bantams (Black and Whites, Blacks, and Buffs) and Silver Spangled Hamburgs. We also raise Turkeys (Royal Palms, Blue Slate, Bourbon Red and Narragansetts). We have a select few chickens and turkeys for sale. If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at adolwyn@centurytel.net or ponyfan86@yahoo.com.

Chickens


Japanese Pullet
Japanese Bantams

Black-tailed White	Black	Black-tailed Buff
Male and female plumage: Body feathers white, wing primaries and secondaries should have white outer and black inner webs, the closed wings look almost white. Main tail feathers black. Main sickles and side hangers black or black with white edges. In both sexes: Eyes red. Legs yellow.	Male and female plumage: Deep full black with a green sheen. In both sexes: Comb and face red. Legs yellow, black permitted on shanks, but underside of feet must be yellow. Eyes red or dark.	Male and female plumage: The same markings as the black-tailed-white, except that the white is replaced by buff. In both sexes: Eyes red. Legs yellow.

Silver Spangled Hamburgs

Silver Spangled Hamburgs info

Comb square at front, tapering nicely into a long spike, full of points by no means plain, firmly and evenly set on the head; face, red; earlobes, moderate size, round as possible, and clear white; legs, leaden blue; carriage, graceful; plumage, very profuse. Color - Cocks, Silver-spangled: Clear, silvery-white ground, every feather tipped or spangled, the breast as bold as possible but showing the spangle, the bars of the wing regular and bold; neck, back, and saddle nicely tipped; how well marked (by no means cloudy, brown or brassy); back as green as possible.

Turkeys

Bourbon Red

Narragansetts

They have brownish to dark red plumage with white flight and tail feathers. Tail feathers have soft red bars crossing them near the end. Body feathers on the toms may be edged in black. Neck and breast feathers are chestnut mahogany, and the undercolor feathers are light buff to almost white. The Bourbon Red’s beak is light horn at the tip and dark at the base. The throat wattle is red, changeable to bluish white, the beard is black, and shanks and toes are pink.

The Narragansett color pattern contains black, gray, tan, and white. Its pattern is similar to that of the Bronze, with steel gray or dull black replacing the coppery bronze. White wing bars are the result of a genetic mutation which removes the bronze coloration and is not known outside the United States. The Narragansett’s beak is horn colored, its head is red to bluish white and its beard is black. The shanks and feet are salmon colored

Travis Barker - Polish Rooster
Show News

West Plains Fair First Show of 2009 The Japanese Bantams brought home: * 4 Blues and 2 Reds * Champion Cockerel and Champion Pullet * Best Bantam and Reserve Best Bantam * Grand Champion Over All Fowl Youth Exhibit * Over All Reserve Champion Exhibit (Young Trio of Black Japanese!) Our two Larger Fowl (Orpington and Brown Rose Comb Leghorn) brought home: * Champion Large Fowl (Brown Rose Comb Leghorn Hen) * Reserve Champion Large Fowl (Orpington Rooster)

West Plains Fair First and Only Show of 2008 Zee Zee - Silver Spangled Hamburg Hen 1st and Grand Champion Hen Over All Grand Champion Exhibit (Open Division) Travis Barker - Golden Laced Polish Rooster 1st and Grand Champion Rooster Reserve Over All Grand Champion Exhibit (Open Division) Twister - Buff Laced Polish Hen 1st and Grand Champion Hen Over All Grand Champion Exhibit (Youth Division) Big Momma - Orpington Pullet 1st and Grand Champion Pullet Fitting and Showing Champion

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