All breeds are crossed with something else, Cx is not Gmo nQuote:
Why is that inaccurate? Are they not Cornish crossed over something else?
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All breeds are crossed with something else, Cx is not Gmo nQuote:
Why is that inaccurate? Are they not Cornish crossed over something else?
Years ago I had to slaughter a couple of Dorkings roosters(had way too many)..I have yet to make soup as tasty as the soup I made from the Dorkings. I've tried again and again..no luck. It is a pity as they are rare and hard to come by. In fact I am getting some more to try breeding them again. Poor genetic quality the first try. I'm going for the Red Dorkings.Hi there!
As you probably know by now I am a keen keeper of Silver Grey Dorkings here in the UK. I just came across this this article on a US site so I thought it was worth passing on:-
http://www.grit.com/daily-commute/Chicken-Choosin-Decides-Dorking-Chicken-is-Best-Eating.aspx
Another of my broodies is sitting on a clutch of eggs -- a mixture of pure bred Dorkings & Dorking x White Rock. As i am well-known for producing more roos than hens it looks like a tasty winter......!!
I haven't been posting much on this forum for a while because I was very busy with my garden & with TEG plus caring for all my new chicks. But I have been lurking here a lot so I haven't lost touch!
Hattie