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  1. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    I've gotten some yellow legged birds from a hatchery before.
  2. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    He is an OEGB and Crele is his variety (color). Sorry, was because I forgot to post his variety name. I raise this variety for show and I really like this bird. Thanks everyone for the comments. He is turning out to be a nice bird.
  3. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    Sorry, he is a crele.
  4. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    One of my young boys.
  5. FarmGirl01

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    Mine usually start to lay at 5 to 6 months. Or right before a show.
  6. FarmGirl01

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    I've seen a lot of black OEGB with heads like that.
  7. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    Some of my Jan. hatch.
  8. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    Don't be afraid to get birds shipped to you. Its a great way to get what you want. 99% of the time everything goes well.
  9. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    Down color can vary with all the 'duck-wing' varieties.
  10. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    This is a pic of day old BB Reds. The male chicks is on the left and the female is on the right. The eye stripe and the dark back are the points to look for in sexing any of the "duck-wing" patterned OEGB's. I didn't know this for the longest time and I make it a point to pass it along any...
  11. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    BB Reds can be sexed as day old chicks.
  12. FarmGirl01

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    Female line means that your pair of birds will produce "show quality" female birds. Your males that are produced from your pair will have higher tail carriage and smaller frames. Of course, their is always a chance of that special male birds that comes from a "female line" breeding. Male...
  13. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    Every show I've been to require a numbered leg band. These shows were in Oklohoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. And yes I've been to a few 4-H and State Fair shows. I'm sure its the club "hosting" the show that wants the bands. Sooooo, I need a numbered leg band to show birds.
  14. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    A numbered leg band is required to show a bird. The number on the leg needs to match the number on the exibition card. I can't remember the size number but most poultry catalogs have a chart that show which size goes for each breed. I thinks is a size 5 or 6, but I'm not sure. After a show I...
  15. FarmGirl01

    Hello! and welcome to the OEGB thread.

    I wouldn't say for sure a DQ, but he won't place.
  16. FarmGirl01

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    My best bird for 2012.
  17. FarmGirl01

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    I hope so. Won't be long, Spring is in the air.
  18. FarmGirl01

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    Yeah me too. I've already got a few chicks and 2 more shows coming up.
  19. FarmGirl01

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    That sound like a great success. Conjrats.
  20. FarmGirl01

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    Good luck at your show.
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