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[SOHC-FTW]

I think you did, but I sure don't mind seeing that handsome thing again.

I wasn't sure it all gets blended a lot of times. He is a decent bird but I've been working with him he's pretty hateful seems to be coming around little by little.

 

[centrarchid]

Just under 5 weeks this will be a crele game.

 

[jonservidio]

is crele the same as dom, or bulico, colorwise?

 

[centrarchid]

In this case it is simply a cross between a barred and a non-barred game that ideally is ideally over a wildtype color pattern. Neither mine nor the Dom (barred bird) are wildtype so I could be off on what result truly is.

 

[sdm111]

Yes crele in the game world is dom crele top dom bottom

(The layman’s answer)

 

[B123]

View attachment 1285480 View attachment 1285481 Yes crele in the game world is dom crele top dom bottom

(The layman’s answer)

Morning, do you happen to know where the term "Dom" comes from? Is it a person's name or short for something?
The miner pullet started setting on 10 eggs.

 

[sdm111]

dominecker all’s I know or heard anyway. Which was used in the olden days to describe a barred chicken. And yes that’s spelled correctly

 

[sdm111]

Morning, do you happen to know where the term "Dom" comes from? Is it a person's name or short for something?
The miner pullet started setting on 10 eggs.

Mine started a little earlier I think 7 and 8

 

[centrarchid]

The term "dom" may be associated with Dominican Republic which was core to trade routes as a lot of the bankovid (Old English) type games were still dominating and being brought into the US. I am from a backwards area, but term "dominiker" was used for what is now called American Dominique or dunghill chickens while "dom" as in the game fowl world meant nothing beyond barred. The barred can come on top of any base color pattern, but you can barely make it out on white.

 

[B123]

dominecker all’s I know or heard anyway. Which was used in the olden days to describe a barred chicken. And yes that’s spelled correctly

Me too. I still hear people call any barred chicken a dominecker, but not very often.