White/Snow Ringnecks?
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McFarlans used to raise them.
I never really liked them though. They get fat and are not very good flyers either. Although they taste good.
I never really liked them though. They get fat and are not very good flyers either. Although they taste good.
You mean like these?
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Hi Pete,
Is that the pair you had for sale?
In N.H.,Tony.
Is that the pair you had for sale?
In N.H.,Tony.
Those are the parents of one Tony.
The other I hatched from another source.
Peter
The other I hatched from another source.
Peter
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We did raise White Ringnecks, Jumbo White Ringnecks & Alaskan Snow Ringnecks. I do have a couple Alaskan Snow males and some big Jumbo White hens for sale yet.
We did raise White Ringnecks, Jumbo White Ringnecks & Alaskan Snow Ringnecks. I do have a couple Alaskan Snow males and some big Jumbo White hens for sale yet.
McFarlans used to raise them.
I never really liked them though. They get fat and are not very good flyers either. Although they taste good
Mac Farlane's used to sell some of the smaller Whites they had, but they now raise the Jumbo Whites for their meat production; and do not sell any of the Jumbo Whites.
We were luckily enough to obtain some of their Jumbo Whites, which are huge birds.
Alot of people call white ringnecks------ snows, which is not correct the Alaskan Snows are a white bird WITH dark ticking thru out the body, developed by a friend in WI- Jerri Kerl from Hickory Ridge Farm.
Randy www.spectrumranch.net
I never really liked them though. They get fat and are not very good flyers either. Although they taste good
Mac Farlane's used to sell some of the smaller Whites they had, but they now raise the Jumbo Whites for their meat production; and do not sell any of the Jumbo Whites.
We were luckily enough to obtain some of their Jumbo Whites, which are huge birds.
Alot of people call white ringnecks------ snows, which is not correct the Alaskan Snows are a white bird WITH dark ticking thru out the body, developed by a friend in WI- Jerri Kerl from Hickory Ridge Farm.
Randy www.spectrumranch.net
Randy,
Would you say the above picture is of a White or an Alaskan Snow?
They do have black spots. Not a lot but some. They are about ringneck size.
Not jumbo in size for sure.
Peter
Would you say the above picture is of a White or an Alaskan Snow?
They do have black spots. Not a lot but some. They are about ringneck size.
Not jumbo in size for sure.
Peter
Here is a different bird from the same hatch.
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