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  1. Toni-Marie

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    The BB red roo after he molts out his Juvie feathers i'm sure his tail will really take off and get real long for a bantam. He's still in blood feather now...He looks like he has the best of homes...best wishes...TM.
  2. Toni-Marie

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    Hate to chime in but its been more like 7 or 8 years maybe more and lots can happen between then and now. I know those birds and they just do no look like the ones David has. I see them every year when I go up there. while Jeramy is a nice guy he has other lines and most run together..I'm sure...
  3. Toni-Marie

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    Now lets see how long you can grow the tails...You say there high percentage Onagadori so lets see if you can grow them out. No one seems to be able to grow them past 6 foot...That's about the Max. Now days...Reason be Housing and feed and lighting is key. to growing them...Good luck and I hope...
  4. Toni-Marie

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    You can not call a bird Onagadori until it is proven. It is a pretty bird but it looks like a very nice longtail. Like I have said in many many post show me a bird with more than just 6-7 feet. That's about the max for longtails here in the states. David so far in the last few years is the only...
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    Nice start in long-tails. I like the blue-gold crele roo the best. Something a bit different from the norm..
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    Non-molter with a 6 foot tail in with shojo hen. Proven NM for 5 years now.
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    A little red Ohiki roo with a 3 foot tail...took with cell phone..a little blurry. sorry..
  8. Toni-Marie

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    Sorry.....Sumatras....
  9. Toni-Marie

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    Those are some nice brown red old English...
  10. Toni-Marie

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    Something else breed your hen..it's impossible to get a black out of 2 solid white birds...The sperm can be live in a hen up to 1 mth. And It only takes 1 time; 1 accidental breeding is all it takes and she can be messed up for almost a full month. You must have another breed of bird there that...
  11. Toni-Marie

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    Yes they are pretty...But then you always have nice birds....TM
  12. Toni-Marie

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    He's fair.....But who knows he may feather out to be better later on....Good luck.....
  13. Toni-Marie

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    Is there anything I can help you with?...Just private mes. me...TM
  14. Toni-Marie

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    The hatchery phoenix from there look like leghorns with slate legs..They do lay very good though...I would just get a few from a forum member...I have a few BB red phoenix if you decide to go that rout. I also have a freind that got hatchery birds:all pullets and then bought a nice phoenix from...
  15. Toni-Marie

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    Looks like a silver duckwing yokohoma to me...Thats the way they look if it's from a hatchery...TM
  16. Toni-Marie

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    He looks like he's in a heavy molt...Or did he get picked?.. TM
  17. Toni-Marie

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    Coming from a expert. LOL...Your birds are looking very nice...TM
  18. Toni-Marie

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    Looks like 1 roo and 2 pullets to me. I've had many longtails(good ones) that the hens have black in the breast...Almost all my roo's when that young all have that buff like bib under the neck and breast......But I have been wrong though....TM
  19. Toni-Marie

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    I have a very good line of pure fly tie birds and they are laying...The saddles get about 16 inches...But there is NO tails to speak of. I've had these birds for almost 20 years now....any how tell him to contact me...,.There all Barred also and large fowl....TM
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