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Nice chicks Pink, you know that if you get too many you can always send them to me...

Quote: Nope...not considered a fault. If they have red in the breast I believe it cannot exceed 10%. It is said that the red in breast helps with the shafting and color of the females. Pink, I want you and everyone else on here to know how much your help and knowledge is appreciated. I am...

Exactly, his breast is solid black, but other than that I think he's a gorgeous bird. Is that consider a fault?

I just wanna say I hope everyone has a good new years. Pink, I won.

Pink, where are u, I'm here.

Is it a fault for a roo not to have red in their breast?

Merry Christmas, God Bless you all!!!!

Quote: Need a better pic of her, she blends in the background too well LOL! I'll try to get a better pic tomorrow. I was in a hurry today and they didn't want to cooperate.

Here is the hen, same critique needed for her.

Ok friends this is my Welsummer rooster that's from the Kummer line. Any and all feedback welcome. I need to know if he's broodstock or not.

Quote: BEAUTIFUL bird Pink.

Quote: Hi Rotti! I have birds from Erhard and they are beautiful, but IMO, they are a little on the smaller side. I did not keep any roosters from that line but kept 2 pullets that I hatched out. Both are great layers and egg color is kinda pale but it is something I can work with. Erhard is...

Is the Kummer line pretty strong? Mine came from there but the rooster has six points on his comb, other than that they are gorgeous birds.

Quote: I think there would be a lot less of them.

Quote: Maybe I'm just partial, but I seem to get a lot more help and learn more here. Every question I've ask here has been answered & everyone has been so helpful. I'm very happy I found BYC.

I got in that yahoo group and never got a welcome to the group, nor did I get any questions answered. I'm not gonna mess with them anymore, it's nowhere near as good as BYC..

Thanks Pink, I'll ask her and see if it was one of them. I know that they show them and seem to do well. She has plenty of eggs for me to look at also. Is there anything I should really stay away from? I've never had wellies or even seen them in person.

1st off I'm sorry to hear about Martha. On another note, I'm going to look at some wellies tonight. I asked what bloodline they were and she said she couldn't remember the name but they came from a breeder in Washington. I know this is a dumb question but what bloodline came outta Washington?