Quote:tks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I was wondering to how they have red n lemon pyle, love the looks, But your birds Rock!
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Quote:tks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I was wondering to how they have red n lemon pyle, love the looks, But your birds Rock!
Great! What line was the hen out of?could not stated it better my self!!!!
Tim,
Central Indiana Poultry show the boys won BV ,RV,RB only (1) hen beat us out of 20 birds
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one is fine, the other vulture - but he's the prettier one and i like his hocks so he stays. he looks so fancy, even tho i know its not desired among brahmas.
Quote:tks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I was wondering to how they have red n lemon pyle, love the looks, But your birds Rock!
big medicine, looking at your pictures i think i have descendants of your BLRW project also. i LOVE my pair and am thankful to you for creating them
That's fine in your own personal flock. It's when people decide to sell, or give away birds carrying this recessive fault that further degrades the variety. I am guilty of it as well. If I could go back in time, I would have held off another couple years before allowing any silver laced off my place. I thought I had bred the vulture hocks out, but apparently a male I used still carried a hidden copy. This resulted in some vulture hocked birds being out there, which would have been correctable with proper breeding, culling, and time. Which seems to be a lot to expect of some folks.one is fine, the other vulture - but he's the prettier one and i like his hocks so he stays. he looks so fancy, even tho i know its not desired among brahmas.