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That is correct. I'm getting Dorkings this year - woohoo!

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I have a TNN cockerel that I was thinking of knitting a nice long tubular neck scarf for. Wonder how I would get it one him, and if he would get upset!

Wrong end of the bird!

I think there should be a "nasty muck" area, where people who show up with dirty birds, are made to go into so they know what it looks and feels like. Not only that, but anyone witnessing a dirty or sick bird, should talk to the exhibitor (if he she is on the spot). It's partly our fault if we...

Thanks. I'd better wait then. Time to go and check out YouTube to see how it's done.

I've never dubbed a bird. I have some with big combs, and it does get nasty here sometimes in the winter so was thinking about doing it. At what age? Mine are 11 weeks old, is this too old? They aren't show birds, and I like the lack of a comb anyway.

Hey, my daughter lives near you. I even came and visited once. I like it there. Love the architecture of the houses.

I'm really glad I saw this post. I am getting some Dorkings in a month or so, and I really had no idea how to proceed. When you say cull, are you saying you sell them or do you eat them or what? I don't have any problem with them going into the pot. Just need to get another freezer I suppose