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Hi, I am in the uk, if you crossed a silver blue Birchen cock with a black silver birchen hen, what would you get? Many thanks
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I am thinking half of each from that cross.Hi, I am in the uk, if you crossed a silver blue Birchen cock with a black silver birchen hen, what would you get? Many thanks
Jack's type is much nicer and more balanced, regardless of color faults. He'd be my guy.hello birchen fans -- I am trying to decide which rooster to keep -- i actually think i know what the best answer is, but am interested in your thoughts:
Jack is two years old, and has a nice shape, and perhaps a little larger, but has too much gold in his feathers, and not very long/extensive hackles.
Max is a year old, a little smaller, better coloring in his hackle feathers (although still a bit of gold on his back), but a higher tail, so not quite as correct shape.
preferences? they are not related to each other; both are easy-going and friendly, but do not get along with each other.
hello birchen fans -- I am trying to decide which rooster to keep -- i actually think i know what the best answer is, but am interested in your thoughts:
Jack is two years old, and has a nice shape, and perhaps a little larger, but has too much gold in his feathers, and not very long/extensive hackles.
Max is a year old, a little smaller, better coloring in his hackle feathers (although still a bit of gold on his back), but a higher tail, so not quite as correct shape.
preferences? they are not related to each other; both are easy-going and friendly, but do not get along with each other.
hello birchen fans -- I am trying to decide which rooster to keep -- i actually think i know what the best answer is, but am interested in your thoughts:
Jack is two years old, and has a nice shape, and perhaps a little larger, but has too much gold in his feathers, and not very long/extensive hackles.
Max is a year old, a little smaller, better coloring in his hackle feathers (although still a bit of gold on his back), but a higher tail, so not quite as correct shape.
preferences? they are not related to each other; both are easy-going and friendly, but do not get along with each other.
hello birchen fans -- I am trying to decide which rooster to keep -- i actually think i know what the best answer is, but am interested in your thoughts:
Jack is two years old, and has a nice shape, and perhaps a little larger, but has too much gold in his feathers, and not very long/extensive hackles.
Max is a year old, a little smaller, better coloring in his hackle feathers (although still a bit of gold on his back), but a higher tail, so not quite as correct shape.
preferences? they are not related to each other; both are easy-going and friendly, but do not get along with each other.
I have a question for you. What would you do for a male if you only keep one and it falls over Dead ?
I would frantically start searching for another one. But I try to always keep a backup rooster for each breed/variety. I have a row of small "bachelor" pens where I keep extra roosters.