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    BR/BO crosses?

    I am doing BO Roo over BR hens, I will post an adult pic here when they get there
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    BR/BO Cross Chick sexing

    Ok, thanks will definatly check it out!
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    BR/BO Cross Chick sexing

    Also, about #4- it has a yellow head not white like it seems in the photo.. flash issues I guess. Thanks again guys and anyone else who takes a stab at it!
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    BR/BO Cross Chick sexing

    I was on the fence there, I ended up with two colored like that. One of my BR is mixed I believe, she is all BR except for a very few feathers on her legs (more like baby fluff). Can that happen with a BR or does it mean she is definatly mixed? I guess the latter Do you all know if #4's...
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    8 Week old EE -- boy or girl?

    That comb* is aweful red... think that may be bad news
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    BR/BO Cross Chick sexing

    I am personally thinking 1-4 are females (4 being iffy) and 5/6 are males. Not to persuade any of you lol, what do you all think?
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    BR/BO Cross Chick sexing

    Need to know if I am sexing these little ones right, they are a BR hen X BO roo. Thanks for any help!
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    Flemish Giants

    I have only seem them at the flea market here (not a good source lol), they always sell non-papered ones for $50 or so..
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    My new addition!

    Congrats on your new Zebra!!! It's sooo "Keyoot" Good luck training her hope all goes well for you!
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    Help with Californians and New Zealands

    Thank you everyone for the awesome help! I have been able to find a NZ breeder an hour away from me!! Thank you!!
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    Help with Californians and New Zealands

    Quote: Thank you SOO much for all this information, I will definatly be making some calls!
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    Help with Californians and New Zealands

    Quote: Well, rabbits can't be registered until they are 6 months old & alot of breeders (like me) don't keep meat-type rabbits that long unless they are using them as replacement animals in their herd. Why do you want registered stock? Definitely try Josh Humphries - super nice guy, lots of...
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    Help with Californians and New Zealands

    Thanks soo much everyone for all the responses, they have really helped! Sorry I havn't responded sooner I only get online about once a day Quote: If they are pedigree buns you can get them registered as an ARBA member. If not pedigree, yet purebreds, you can breed 3 generations and then...
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