California - Northern - Page 288

Hi! Welcome to the thread! There are quite a few friendly folks following this thread, and many of them have a lot of chicken experience. So if you need advice or just want to chat, this is a good place.

There's also a CA whole state thread that may have some BYCers close to you as well.

Take care!

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Originally Posted by Miss Molly 

 

If you need to barrow one let me know or you can through them in my gqf Cabernet incubator..

Thanks Molly !!!

I have them in mine running fine. just during the day when it is hot in here in the house  I worry about them getting to hot

in here. I guess worst case I can unlug and drive it down there...

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Originally Posted by Buckguy20 

   Fighting is illegal in every state. A chicken friend asked me if I had heard that California was doing this. Probably just a rumor but thought i would check with folks that might know. Thanks.

Must be California Quail, wild turkeys, wild phesants. Their also known as Game. 

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Originally Posted by WaterFowl209 

I'm in California, in the Central valley:P

Welcome to the Northern CA thread! 

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Originally Posted by COOPER12 

Hmmm kinda the same shape as a leghorn maybe. Though mine seem somewhat bigger.

They have a neat comb. call it a king comb

Thank you. I need to keep things like this in mind, I'm in Advanced poultry showmanship and need you all to help me out with some advanced questions. 

Maybe dealing with the APA Standard? 

I was asked one year, the 5 true bantams. Japanese, Belgian Bearded D'anver, Belgian D'uccle, Booted Bantam, Rosecomb. 

The 6 classes of Large fowl: Mediterranean, American, English, Continental, Asiatic and All other Standard Breed

The 5 classes of Bantam: Single Comb Clean legged, Rosecomb Clean legged, Feather Legged and All other comb clean legged. 

So any advanced questions would be appreciated! 

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Originally Posted by WaterFowl209 

I'm in California, in the Central valley:P

Welcome!

What kind of quail is that in your avatar? it's beautiful!

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Originally Posted by JerseyGiantfolk 

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Originally Posted by COOPER12 

Hmmm kinda the same shape as a leghorn maybe. Though mine seem somewhat bigger.

They have a neat comb. call it a king comb

Thank you. I need to keep things like this in mind, I'm in Advanced poultry showmanship and need you all to help me out with some advanced questions. 

 

Maybe dealing with the APA Standard? 

I was asked one year, the 5 true bantams. Japanese, Belgian Bearded D'anver, Belgian D'uccle, Booted Bantam, Rosecomb. 

 

The 6 classes of Large fowl: Mediterranean, American, English, Continental, Asiatic and All other Standard Breed

 

The 5 classes of Bantam: Single Comb Clean legged, Rosecomb Clean legged, Feather Legged and All other comb clean legged. 

 

So any advanced questions would be appreciated! 

Do you have any of the APA books? Quite an investment. They have some, like a game bantam book and an oversized illustration book too: http://www.amerpoultryassn.com/APA_ShoppingMall3.htm

I now have a Birthday and Christmas list 

Ron

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Originally Posted by ronott1 

Do you have any of the APA books? Quite an investment. They have some, like a game bantam book and an oversized illustration book too: http://www.amerpoultryassn.com/APA_ShoppingMall3.htm

 

I now have a Birthday and Christmas list 

 

Ron

Yes I do! 

I have quite a bundle of Standards.... even a APA one from 1986. (I think it was an 80's era)

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Originally Posted by JerseyGiantfolk 

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Originally Posted by ronott1 

Do you have any of the APA books? Quite an investment. They have some, like a game bantam book and an oversized illustration book too: http://www.amerpoultryassn.com/APA_ShoppingMall3.htm

 

I now have a Birthday and Christmas list 

 

Ron

Yes I do! 

I have quite a bundle of Standards.... even a APA one from 1986. (I think it was an 80's era)

That is great!

Later I will post some pictures of my Cream Legbars and EO Basque Cockerels so you(and Capay Kim and all who want to) can help me pick the best one or two of each. Those are tougher since there are no American Standards for them, but we can check into the General standards.

Ron