Understandable! I haven’t done any buttons yet but I can only imagine....we used to leave the wings etc but figured out that there wasn’t enough meat thereYou guys have a great system. Thank you for sharing!
Much better system than mine. Of course I'm butchering minuscule buttons. I don't even bother removing all the skin. I just uncover the breast and rip it out. My first one I was going to leave whole. Then I saw the toothpick legs and decided it wasn't worth it
Might be a good idea to double check invoice that it was a feather-sexable vs standard assortment and maybe ask ZackOkay...
Dumb question about to be asked.
How is a "white" quail either a "Sexlink" or a "Feather-Sexable"?
Or are these whities just glitches in their parents genes?
I've got several so far, one with the black spot on its head, the others solid.
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Do you think it could be recessive genes from both parents? Or accidentally miss-marked eggs?Might be a good idea to double check invoice that it was a feather-sexable vs standard assortment and maybe ask Zack
I really have no idea....I thought the assortment that was received contained celadon eggs which is not typical of a feather-sexable assortment.....but feather-sexable assortment is new. (i’ve never hatched that particular one)
I really really want to talk to this person.
Is this one of you or do you happen to know who he is?
His name is John, he lives in Colorado and he has a website Rasingquail.net
There were some celadon eggs in all three groups of eggs I received (Pansy, Sexlink & Feather Sexable). The one in the Pansy batch was tossed, it remained clear when I candled. The others have hatched, and they weren't the white chicks. I don't mind having them in there, they add a bit variety.
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