I'm torn with this high tailed hen. I live everything else about her but her high tail( and parasitic white).
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I'm torn with this high tailed hen. I live everything else about her but her high tail( and parasitic white).
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I'm torn with this high tailed hen. I live everything else about her but her high tail( and parasitic white).
That's why I'm torn. That front half of her is picture perfect, but the tail and parasitic white are such problems to deal with. If I ever get smaller pens, I want to put her with a low tailed boy but I'm not sure if worth it, but that head! She is so voluptuous too. Big and beefy, almost fluffyvery very high tail plus parasitic white ,do you really need to breed her ?
the comb and hackle are her best asset .
chooks man
That's why I'm torn. That front half of her is picture perfect, but the tail and parasitic white are such problems to deal with. If I ever get smaller pens, I want to put her with a low tailed boy but I'm not sure if worth it, but that head! She is so voluptuous too. Big and beefy, almost fluffy
I have a question.this guy is not keeper .carry too much Melanin . not good to breed with .
chooks man
I have a question.
This cockerel is over melanised. Does this also mean he would be less sensitive to parasitic white? Is there a better chance of him growing out and not getting white underfluff?
If I breed him to a well colored hen with complete hackles, would it be an improvement or am I just setting myself backwards and making more work for myself.