CSU - Chicken State University- Large Fowl SOP

[cbnovick]

I think if she stood up she would look good.You would want to work on her head. She needs a bit wider head. Does she have white in the ear lobe?

w.

thanks, Walt....I agree that she could have a wider head...her lobes don't look white in person...perhaps the photo above had a glare...here's more of her head.

 

[Gallusfarm]

thanks, Walt....I agree that she could have a wider head...her lobes don't look white in person...perhaps the photo above had a glare...here's more of her head.

Does her comb have an inverted spike(leader)?

 

[cbnovick]

Wondered about her comb. Could be inverted leader. This is my first rose combed bird. She wont be bred. Just a pretty layer.

 

[jockeyeba]

Since I'm new to Wyandotte's I was hoping to learn if mine were good or bad specimens

8 1/2 month old's

Still learning about Wyandotte's so please feel free to critique my birds please

 

[fowlman01]

Wondered about her comb. Could be inverted leader. This is my first rose combed bird. She wont be bred. Just a pretty layer.

It looks like an inverted spike/leader.

w.

 

[cbnovick]

It looks like an inverted spike/leader.

w.

DQ fault??

 

[fowlman01]

DQ fault??

DQ.

w.

 

[slick4591]

I'm pretty much a novice and have checked mine birds against the SOP. I have my ideas, but would like an experienced eye on them and critique. Most pictures I have are of them on the move and there's a difference in their appearance, so I'm posting the best pictures I have. Thanks in advance.

 

[Fred's Hens]

I'm pretty much a novice and have checked mine birds against the SOP. I have my ideas, but would like an experienced eye on them and critique. Most pictures I have are of them on the move and there's a difference in their appearance, so I'm posting the best pictures I have. Thanks in advance.

OK, would you critique them yourself for us, please? Gonna play, gotta pay!

 

[7961]

I understand now. No physical bump, another small cushion of feathers before the tail. Thank you for clarifying this for me Walt.
Ed

If you were to look under the bump/cushion you will find no trauma. This is a common fault in many breeds and you just have to breed it out.

Walt