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Drop-dead GORGEOUS cock! th Is that a BBR or Wheaten?

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post #193 of 3058

he is BBR

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Drop-dead GORGEOUS cock! th Is that a BBR or Wheaten?

post #194 of 3058

Very nice looking fowl looks like you have a hand full or two. How heavy do your Assil get?


Edited by pride&joy - 9/27/11 at 6:34am
At present count, 5 dogs (two Anatolians, one South African Boerboel a dane mix (old man) and scrappy rescue mix). 40 or so goats (pygmies and Nigerians) I have chickens like confetti all over the yard but breeds of interest are Giants, Ameraucanas, Araucanas, Shamos, Assil & most Games.
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At present count, 5 dogs (two Anatolians, one South African Boerboel a dane mix (old man) and scrappy rescue mix). 40 or so goats (pygmies and Nigerians) I have chickens like confetti all over the yard but breeds of interest are Giants, Ameraucanas, Araucanas, Shamos, Assil & most Games.
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post #195 of 3058

p&j,

ff's birds are as close to Std. weights that you'll find. He's been breeding quality Asil for a long long time (20+ years).

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Breeding Orientals,Games and Ducks;
With a large selection of Asil
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NPIP 56-378, AI tested Clean, Farm Inspected by Clemson Poultry
Breeding Orientals,Games and Ducks;
With a large selection of Asil
And the largest flock of Cubalayas east of the Mississippi
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post #196 of 3058

Blue laced Brown (almost red! lol) Hyderabad Asil pullet
(view to show the nice lacing)

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NPIP 56-378, AI tested Clean, Farm Inspected by Clemson Poultry
Breeding Orientals,Games and Ducks;
With a large selection of Asil
And the largest flock of Cubalayas east of the Mississippi
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NPIP 56-378, AI tested Clean, Farm Inspected by Clemson Poultry
Breeding Orientals,Games and Ducks;
With a large selection of Asil
And the largest flock of Cubalayas east of the Mississippi
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post #197 of 3058

Ok, here's where my name comes in...
I see the term Hyderabad used alot. What exactly does it mean? Breed, color, variety, region?

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post #198 of 3058

Hyderabad is a region in Pakistan: also a region in India. It can refer to Asil that come from either.

In the last year or so, it has become a selling point for some like Rampuri is. Thus, you can't always trust that the birds mentioned are from Pakistan or not. You have to know the breeder.


Of course, in the last year or so I've contacted folks with Asil for sale. They'd say, "These are from doc's (me) birds." I'd say, 'Oh, really.' Then they shoot some fantastic line about how they came by them> ALL A LIE. Amazing.

NPIP 56-378, AI tested Clean, Farm Inspected by Clemson Poultry
Breeding Orientals,Games and Ducks;
With a large selection of Asil
And the largest flock of Cubalayas east of the Mississippi
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NPIP 56-378, AI tested Clean, Farm Inspected by Clemson Poultry
Breeding Orientals,Games and Ducks;
With a large selection of Asil
And the largest flock of Cubalayas east of the Mississippi
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Originally Posted by saladin 

Hyderabad is a region in Pakistan: also a region in India. It can refer to Asil that come from either.

In the last year or so, it has become a selling point for some like Rampuri is. Thus, you can't always trust that the birds mentioned are from Pakistan or not. You have to know the breeder.


Of course, in the last year or so I've contacted folks with Asil for sale. They'd say, "These are from doc's (me) birds." I'd say, 'Oh, really.' Then they shoot some fantastic line about how they came by them> ALL A LIE. Amazing.


Names of breeders get used a lot but most of the time, as you say, it is a lie. Not only that.........it only takes two years to completely screw up someones line, so even if that part is true, the birds may not be quality birds. Some names are used so much the breeder would have to raise 100k birds to get them out to that many people.  lol

Walt

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Exactly what I thought. It seems I really DO know more than I thought, but being a newbie, I am afraid to question all the BS lines that are fed to me. Thanks, guys!

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