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anyone?

is this bird crele

They both do look very much like Cocks

The CX had Asil decadence it is well known crossing a tall bird with a double bested big bird gives you some good fast growing meaties

I got a pic it looks more pronounced and clearer up close and personal the camera hasn't been able to capture it that well Its a proper point at the joint

All and every single one of my keeper birds are PETS no shows they are there for my and my families enjoyment but it is still nice to have good examples but with my Brahma the Hocks is ok as its desired in UK

seems like my brahma has the perfect example of Vulture Hock I will take a picture later so people can see what it is im not fussed as its desired in UK birds

there are some valid points there mareks is one of those things that if not done in a hatchery then backyard breeders don't as the cost is not worth the effort

you sure this leaflet is not just a selling point as it seems very much sales pitchy to me although I do agree mixing is OK

after having a read up yes it seems that way no mention of the word Vulture Hocks but UK breed are far more profusely feathered in the feet than US versions and its preferred that way

I will have to look into this but I think you may be right my dad has kept chickens before me and that was 30 years ago and I was always with him that's what got me into it now and some of my fav chickens mind you I was a wee lad then... I used to call them Chinese Phantoms Chinese why I...

thanks for the explanation of what it is but its raised a few worries I have a brahma its only 7 days old but it looks to have a lot of leg feathering when will I know if it has or not got vulture hook

what I ment to ask and pardon my ignorance is what is Vulture Hook

vulture hocked bird???

getting one tmoz not sure of sex or colour all I know its a brahma