Cornish Thread

[gootziecat]

Nice birds, r devries. The darks seem to be particularly nice.

 

[galanie]

A rose by any other name smells just as sweet.

 

[chickened]

"Indian game" would not fly around here.. It would have to be " First Nations game" ...... "Indian" in my neighbourhood is not a good word to use with four bands within 10km.

Cornish is what I am running with.

Indian= India I think the name cornish was what they were called when they were brought to Cornwall England.

 

[Smoochie]

Indian= India  I think the name cornish was what they were called when they were brought to Cornwall England.

Sorry I was making a bad funny. Cornish is very rare around here.

 

[chickened]

Sorry I was making a bad funny. Cornish is very rare around here.

Oh, sorry I have no problem with the word indian or any other word for that matter I have freinds that call me a cracker but I do get your drift.

 

[Smoochie]

Since I talk a lot.. Here is a pic from today.. I need more! Sorry about the "others"

 

[Smoochie]

I know the leg color is not good.. But they are sweeties.

 

[triplejfarms]

they look nice and thick! nice birds! i like the silver laced polish!

 

[Cedarknob]

A black, large fowl cockerel. After looking at the black Cornish bantams shown at Crossroads last year, I'm less concerned about the amount of black pigment on his legs. [Black is recognized in bantams but not in large fowl.] He carries one copy of recessive white, as will all my blacks; they will produce both the accepted White variety as well as more blacks.




ETA: to bring late joiners up to date, my WC cock proved to be carrying two copies of recessive white and one of dominant white, so I got both whites and blacks when he was used over my Dark Cornish females.

 

[kfacres]

since when do we post exact threads on this and the red laced cornish project page.

Duplication is getting redundant.