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2/6/12 at 10:10pm

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Aww! I just LOVE him!

He is beautiful already, he is gonna be my prized rooster I can tell. I can totally see where his pattern and colors are going. He is my dream dude! nice type, I really love his wing set. He is a prize for sure!

Nice breeding! He is a doll

Thank you Ken!!

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Jonnie Ken also ask me to post this updates for you and he said sorry about the late updates cause he has been busy running around and didnt have the time anyway here is your cockerel. I think he call him chocolate pumpkin double laces cocoapop . Can you see the pumpkin feathers coming in ?

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2/6/12 at 11:13pm

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man, i need to post pics of what's left, and what's coming up...

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2/6/12 at 11:27pm

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Hehe I'm jealous that you get to see his flock! Let him know that we all need to see more pictures of his gorgeous birds.

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I've seen some projects Ken is working on a blue double laces cocoapatton but that is just a few other colors he is trying to breed for . I've seen way too many color and projects that he has going on . They are gorgeous in type and color .

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2/7/12 at 7:24am

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No he's traditional due to the leg coloring. He can show table top but he is still traditional.

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2/7/12 at 7:31am

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I am getting my seramas ready for our 1st show! Any pointers? BTW it is a Junior show! Hope I win!

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2/7/12 at 11:12am

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I am getting my seramas ready for our 1st show! Any pointers? BTW it is a Junior show! Hope I win!

How exciting for you! Make sure they are clean and have had a good bath, feed and nails scrubbed, and don't feed them that morning, just water. Good luck and keep us posted how you do!

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2/7/12 at 1:30pm

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What age to you start showing your seramas?

Some people are making such thorough preparations for a rainy day that they aren't enjoying today's sunshine. Married for 29 years, 3 children and 1 grand daughter. Barred Rocks, Golden Comets, Buff Orpingtons, Partridge Rocks, Frizzles, SL Wyandottes, Cochins, White Japanese, Seramas.