Anyone know of a Pollerum tester in Northern Ohio?

dracoe19

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So... I entered a bunch of birds into the Ohio national and it didn't even hit me that I still need to get 2 birds tested that are with me in Ohio and I don't know any testers! Any help would be much appreciated. Would prefer not to have to take them with me to Virginia to get them tested :).
 
So... I entered a bunch of birds into the Ohio national and it didn't even hit me that I still need to get 2 birds tested that are with me in Ohio and I don't know any testers! Any help would be much appreciated. Would prefer not to have to take them with me to Virginia to get them tested :).
the state Vet's office they would be in charge of the testing and testers

In Virginia Dr Richard L. Wilkes (804)692-0601 [email protected]

In Ohio it would be Dr Tony Forshey (614)728-6220 [email protected]

Hope that Helps

RobertH
 
Gold Neck Booted Bantam, It was a borrowed bird to get our incubating skills honed. My wife is working on some of the same in d'anver which apparently are very rare in the US.

I do love those Silver Laced though We also have partridge wyandottes from the Foley's

Beautiful birds, but they keep sitting on ghost eggs. they go broody on pine shavings
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RobertH
 
Neat :). I met someone who was trying to breed the d'anvers a while back.
I got a pair of partridge from him as well along with a few from Paul. My silvers always go broody :/. It's always when I decide to hatch too! Hopefully I'll get more this year and hopefully the partridge don't mimic them!
How old are your partridge wyandottes at the moment?
 

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