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Buff Blue Partridge Brahma hen bred with Bocephus, BSO Brahma rooster

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A buff blue partridge Brahma hen is a specific color variety of the Brahma chicken breed. It combines the buff (golden-brown) color with the blue and partridge patterns. The buff provides the base color, the blue gene dilutes black pigment to blue, and the partridge pattern creates a penciled design with reddish-brown and black (or blue in this case) markings.

Blue Partridge Brahma hen bred with Bocephus, BSO Brahma rooster

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A blue Partridge Brahma hen is a type of Brahma chicken, known for its large size and feathered legs and feet. The blue Partridge variety is characterized by a blue-gray, "penciled" pattern on a gold base, achieved by a dilution gene that alters the typical black and gold Partridge pattern.

1st generation Jubilee Orpington/Brahma mix bred to Lucchese, DSO Brahma Rooster. Dolly is the product of a Brahma project where I bred a Jubilee Orpington hen with Bocephus, my BSO Brahma rooster. I am excited that with her only being a first generation of the mix, she posses great Brahma structure. Her offspring with Lucchese is highly anticipated!

BSO Brahma Rooster

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A BSO Brahma rooster, also known as Blue Silver Orange Brahma, is a specific color variation within the Brahma breed of chickens. The term "BSO" refers to this unique color pattern, which is characterized by a blue and silver base with varying degrees of orange on the rooster's shoulder.

BSO color variations are considered rare in the United States.

DSO Brahma Rooster

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A DSO Brahma rooster refers to a Dark Silver Orange Brahma rooster, which is a specific color variation within the Brahma breed.

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Like the BSO, DSO are considered rare in the United States.

Ayam Cemani hen used for the "Murdered Out Brahma" project. Breeding to get an all black feathers, feet, comb, beak, while  also pushing to breeding each generation further to encompass all true Brahma traits without losing the all black qualities of an Ayam Cemani.

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The Ayam Cemani is a rare breed of chicken from Indonesia. They have a dominant gene that causes hyperpigmentation, making the chicken mostly black, including feathers, beak, and internal organs.

Come Fall of 2025 and Spring of 2026, I will have more hens and roosters of breeding age ready to be shown and chosen from. Stay posted!

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