IF he ends up with good type is the shafting possible to breed out?His problem is the dreaded "Shafting" (streak/fine line right down the center of feather /// in this case the breast feathers)
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IF he ends up with good type is the shafting possible to breed out?His problem is the dreaded "Shafting" (streak/fine line right down the center of feather /// in this case the breast feathers)
I'm thinking it is but most Old English Bantam Gamefowl Show Breeders avoid it .... to be more correct about this go to one of the OEGB breeders groups and talk to some of the show people . Reason i mention Old English is they have more history than just about any of the breeds i know of and shafting is dreaded amongst them also .IF he ends up with good type is the shafting possible to breed out?
It changes as they grow. Black that old though is likely a pullet as the boys get red pretty early. I have had 5 week old BCMs trying to crow before!
Quote: picture of the foot with the extra toe would be nice. This is most likely a blue copper.
picture of the foot with the extra toe would be nice. This is most likely a blue copper.
what's wrong with her eyes ?OOOOOH I hope you're right. That was the next thing I was going to ask. 2 of my other BCMs look just like her so there's no point in posting pics but we have a 3rd that looks different but not necessarily more Roo-ish. JoJo is much lighter in color, like a grey that almost seems to have a lacey pattern to it. 'She' also has some copper on her wing tips while the others have none. Her comb is strange- lighter in color but almost none existent height wise- like she has no bumps at all on it. She also has an extra toe on each feathered foot and is bulky...like almost chubby. Any insight on this one?
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