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YES!!! Although Mr Walt seems so accomplished I bet he could go out and air brush it himself. Who better to be sure there are no flaws?![]()
Without a doubt. Young(er) exhibitors are the wave of the future and we need to keep a steady flow coming. These are our Master Breeders of the future and are critical for the hobby to continue and the breeds to be around for the next generations to observe and enjoy. Anything we can do to get more interest from young people into the hobby then educate and foster them is great for our future.quote: Robert Blosl
These are our master breeders of the future to keep this old breed going. Many of the old breeds are improving and looking true to the standard. That's all a hobbyist can hope for. I hope we can help people with the new breeds they get just maintain some normally shape and color with out going to school and get a Master Degree in Poultry Science to raise them. This is suppose to be a fun hobby and not a job. When its not fun and you don't enjoy your chickens you will leave the hobby or any hobby you may take on.
Haha. I love your birds!I have no artistic skills.
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Without a doubt. Young(er) exhibitors are the wave of the future and we need to keep a steady flow coming. These are our Master Breeders of the future and are critical for the hobby to continue and the breeds to be around for the next generations to observe and enjoy. Anything we can do to get more interest from young people into the hobby then educate and foster them is great for our future.
I personally know several breeders that have achieved official Master Breeder status and it shows that hard work and dedication will definitely pay off. They are a tremendous and invaluable resource for all of us interested in raising and selectively breeding poultry. Obviously you don't need a degree in Poultry Science to achieve this level of respect, that comes from having a passion for something, hard work and total dedication to the hobby. However, there is a tremendous amount of proven scientific information that can be incorporated into rearing breeding poultry, whether it be raising 10 chickens in your backyard or 1,000. The biology and physiology of the chicken is the same in both of those situations. Now how those principles are implemented can differ, GREATLY in some instances; but the biology, physiology and genetics of the birds is the same.
Haha. I love your birds!
Paul. That's what I meant. I get Drain Bamaged sometimes.The only person I know of with SSH that shows is Paul Hardy and he has been around for a long time
I wish your sentiments could better provide for those of us who do wish to learn. Finding the information or, better yet, earning an understudy relationship with someone who does know, is a tough thing to do. Its funny to have hard work and job not be related. I don't know that most of the young folks you are thinking of would even consider that something fun could be work. Or that work could be fun. I say this completely aware of how much I miss my jobnow that I stay home to work with chickens and have fun raising a baby! (or is it have fun raising chickens and work raising a baby...?)
You know Mr Walt, you might surprise yourself with an airgun.