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  1. NoseyChickens

    CSU - Chicken State University- Large Fowl SOP

    It is very normal for feathers to come in all white as they age. I found great improvements were made when using a larger male with great type/color/crest size over females with good lacing. It improved the size in the offspring, the lacing, and the overall size of the birds. BUT. I am so...
  2. NoseyChickens

    CSU - Chicken State University- Large Fowl SOP

    Crests can be taped up to keep them out of their faces. A larger crest is preferred in showing normally. I haven't had a problem with the shape of the larger crests. I am looking to improve the fullness and proper color (less color in the WC varieties) in the crests of my bantam polish. LOL...
  3. NoseyChickens

    CSU - Chicken State University- Large Fowl SOP

    My first suggestion in correcting the colors would be to separate your birds and breed colors that are supposed to go together. Otherwise you will always have mixed up non standard colors. Breed with a purpose not just randomly if you are looking to improve. Cull and cull hard. (that does not...
  4. NoseyChickens

    CSU - Chicken State University- Large Fowl SOP

    Thank you so much everyone for the compliments. I will be taking a couple of these girls to the show in Paso Robles in 2 weeks. I'm excited to see how they do. I normally only show my bantam polish and runner ducks. One hint when showing Polish- always check the feet for stubs. Little itty...
  5. NoseyChickens

    CSU - Chicken State University- Large Fowl SOP

    I have been raising polish for 4 years or so now. I show mostly bantam polish in several colors. The only LF polish I have are Buff Laced. Here are a few pictures of a couple of my young pullets. (Sorry for the lack of full body shots) They are about 4.5-5 months old in these pictures. They...
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