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South American Reza (Hindu) Asil Brood cock, 5.5lbs "El Chato" 2013 Offspring: A big " Thank you" goes to my friend and mentor Mrs. Chung.
They look like nice birds even for having been indoors. I agree with Doc that many of photos are to far at a distance to give and real feedback pertaining to the individual breeds. All that really matter is that you are happy...
Chicago is a great looking brood cock! Can't say the same for the "dude" holding him.   WFF, buddy, your a lucky man! You should be smiling ear to ear with that Harris breed beast in hand!...
Nice Thai....he does have nice shanks and colorful appearance.
2013 Ko Shamo Broodcock (aka. EL SANCHO )     PROFILE:     REAR:   All credit goes to my friend and mentor Suzann.
Quote: Originally Posted by Cadjien_De_Louisiane  Someone please educated me, are Gowdy Japs crosses?   Not my area of expertise....My understanding is they are "straight-cross"!    There are...
Gallo, The first set of birds, you are calling "Shamo", look really nice. IMO, more" Brazilian-Shamo" in type and structure but looked strong. What did the offspring look like from that hen?
I am not an expert in Shamo what so ever. They are simply a breed that I am very passionate about, love researching and enjoy speaking to other Shamo breeds about.   Here is another photo of a Japanese Shamo for...
If you are not accustomed to candling, at days 7-10 only candle for "fertility". In other words, only pull the clear eggs. But I understand where Clint is going with his advice. As the older eggs will be less hydrated, thus have larger...
LMBP, IMO, 18 eggs is a lot of eggs but if she can cover most should be fine. Personally, and as once recommended to me, with that many eggs I would candle them at day 10, to check for development. Pull the clear ones, saving her energy...
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