This one is getting ready to peck for bugs. His 'tail fluff' is grey and nicely hidden by the longer back feathering. Don't mind the frostbite. All of the roos had gorgeous combs until 2 cold days in mid-Feb. This one I can't quite read the band number, but it is a single digit.
Would you say this is the correct type? Body wise and tail set, nice coloring on lower wing??
I believe this is also #17.
Here is #17 again.
This one is getting ready to peck for bugs. His 'tail fluff' is grey and nicely hidden by the longer back feathering. Don't mind the frostbite. All of the roos had gorgeous combs until 2 cold days in mid-Feb. This one I can't quite read the band number, but it is a single digit.
The middle roo with the orange band is a candidate for stud service. His band is #17.
Lady Gwen entered the world at 2 pm on Sunday March 25, 2012. JT jumped the fence and caught her up just after she hit the ground in 55 degree chilly spring weather here in NW Ohio. She is available for sale and will be weaned at 6 months. She is the first cria born at our new location on Fostoria Road!
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This one is getting ready to peck for bugs. His 'tail fluff' is grey and nicely hidden by the longer back feathering. Don't mind the frostbite. All of the roos had gorgeous combs until 2 cold days in mid-Feb. This one I can't quite read the band number, but it is a single digit.

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