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Quacking Pigeon
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Thank youYou have some beautiful drakes I believe your on the right track and with the show coming up that will tell you which of your drakes will be your breeder.
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Thank youYou have some beautiful drakes I believe your on the right track and with the show coming up that will tell you which of your drakes will be your breeder.
It seems basically impossible to aquire any pure black birds that won’t go white after each molt. All you really can do is get and breed birds that stay darker for a long period of time.a few years back, I bred an all white guinea flock. If any had ANY colored feathers on them anywhere whatsoever, they were culled.
It took me a few years to accomplish getting all white keets to hatch..
I am just wondering if you will ever get a pure black flock if you use drakes (or hens) with any white on them.?
Sounds like an exciting project! I'll be here to follow along! Your Muscovies are absolutely beautiful!At the moment I'm trying to breed some very black Muscovies, I've got 7 dark Muscovy ducklings from my blackest Muscovy duck but I'm hoping Dusty (black drake with lots of white on his face and chocolate on his body in some places) isn't the dad as I got a very black drake and I wanted to use him for breeding.
We'll see when the ducklings are fully feathered. If Dusty is the dad they'll have a fair bit of white on them and they'll also probably have some chocolate and light grey feathers on them. I'll keep this updated.
Thank youSounds like an exciting project! I'll be here to follow along! Your Muscovies are absolutely beautiful!![]()
It’s alright. I am trying to get pure blacks or white winged blacks. But I’ll most likely end up with white winged, just due to the lack of pure blacks around.I am sorry, I must have misunderstood your project. I thought you were trying to get all black muscovys ..