My goldens stay relatively small, so do my tibetains.
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Have you tried crossing Jumbos with the Golden A&Ms or the Tibetans? I'm putting some quads together this weekend.My goldens stay relatively small, so do my tibetains.
Quote: I just put a jumbo roo in with my goldens, I lost my golden boy. I keep forgetting these guys don't live forever, he was almost 3. Will post once I see the results. I know he sure was a happy lil fella when I put him in with the girls, lol! The last time I did this cross, I got a nice color with a few chicks, almost a buff tint with some red. That was a golden roo over jumbo hens.
Do your whites have some spots on them? I bought some that were called "Whites" but some had spots and most of the offspring had spots... I was told that breeding whites was a problem???I haven't crossed them, I'm not really trying to gain size on them right now. My current project is bleaching my whites back out.
Do your whites have some spots on them? I bought some that were called "Whites" but some had spots and most of the offspring had spots... I was told that breeding whites was a problem???
just because the name A&M drives me nuts....A&Ms are jumbo whites. The actual line bred at Texas A&M is long gone. What exists today is a recreation of those birds. The whole purpose of the A&M was to create a bird with a commercial marker to be used as a meat bird. So they aren't texas quail, they aren't A&Ms they are jumbo whites.
Only two colors autosex, brown and golden. The rest have to vent sexed or watched until they crow/mount a hen/lay an egg. Tibetan, rosetta, jumbo white, etc. can't be feather sexed.