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None of my birds are rated as they were trades given to me by KirksCrazy farm in TN. He is no longer raising exotics, but had reeves, silvers, peacocks, ducks, turks, and many others. It was a heaven to have seen all his birds. But he claimed them to be a Red gold (RG-M2) and Yellow Gold (YG-M1) and after I called him last month, and told me they were not crosses/hybrids.
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RG-M2 & GPh-F1
(The first 3 photos above in the slide show)
I will have a limited amount of eggs from this breeding pair to offer (depending on how many she lays) but plan on selling them to as they become available.
Though you cant tell from the image above, the male RG-M2 has a darker tint under the throat, and a more orange tint on the the drape of the yellow and black head dress.
If anyone is interested please contact me so I can get an idea on how many to set aside as I don't want to incubate all of them.
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YG-M1 & GPh-F234
(The last photos Below)
The last hens in the images below are 1 year old and if they start laying I will have quite a few eggs from the breeding's to offer but I plan on selling them to as they become available. The male below is a different male (YG-M1) from the one in the slide show above.
If anyone is interested please contact me so I can get an idea on how many to set aside as I don't want to incubate but 12 of them (4 from each hen). When she starts laying I will get back in touch.
Yes, I know this looks to be the young roo, but in all honestly I lost track of the hens in the camera, they don't stand still for long, and I am reluctant to keep my $2000.00 worth of camera and lens in there for long. So I just grabbed a few quick shots and left.
None of my birds are rated as they were trades given to me by KirksCrazy farm in TN. He is no longer raising exotics, but had reeves, silvers, peacocks, ducks, turks, and many others. It was a heaven to have seen all his birds. But he claimed them to be a Red gold (RG-M2) and Yellow Gold (YG-M1) and after I called him last month, and told me they were not crosses/hybrids.
Post 1 - of 2
RG-M2 & GPh-F1
(The first 3 photos above in the slide show)
I will have a limited amount of eggs from this breeding pair to offer (depending on how many she lays) but plan on selling them to as they become available.
Though you cant tell from the image above, the male RG-M2 has a darker tint under the throat, and a more orange tint on the the drape of the yellow and black head dress.
If anyone is interested please contact me so I can get an idea on how many to set aside as I don't want to incubate all of them.
Post 2 of 2
Post 1 - of 2
YG-M1 & GPh-F234
(The last photos Below)
The last hens in the images below are 1 year old and if they start laying I will have quite a few eggs from the breeding's to offer but I plan on selling them to as they become available. The male below is a different male (YG-M1) from the one in the slide show above.
If anyone is interested please contact me so I can get an idea on how many to set aside as I don't want to incubate but 12 of them (4 from each hen). When she starts laying I will get back in touch.
Yes, I know this looks to be the young roo, but in all honestly I lost track of the hens in the camera, they don't stand still for long, and I am reluctant to keep my $2000.00 worth of camera and lens in there for long. So I just grabbed a few quick shots and left.
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