Faverolles Thread

Peter,
Thank you; I'm very happy and proud of how well they did at the show.
I met Sam at the show and he was most gracious. I'm glad he liked the Fav's. I'll try to take a few pictures that will do them justice. Any suggestions on how to capture that? Did you scroll back too see the pics of them?

Pamela
 
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Yep BuckcreekChickens is the only source she said her Male now has good fertility and so there may be egg from them soon.

Henry

I have a friend in Eastern Oregon that is working on Mahoganies, though it is still VERY project stage. But once she gets somewhere with it, I'll let everybody know!
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Thank you, that would be wonderful.
 
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WOW. I'm not usually a cochin person but those are gorgeous!

Thank you for spending the time to type everything up for me. I've re-read the articles on your site a few times too, just to make sure I'm not forgetting anything.
 
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Hmm I always had trouble taking pictures of birds. I guess take a ton of pictures and pick the best 5 or 10 its like raising favs I guess ha ha.
 
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Hmm I always had trouble taking pictures of birds. I guess take a ton of pictures and pick the best 5 or 10 its like raising favs I guess ha ha.

It's the size that is difficult to capture. The roo's weight about 12 pounds and the hens about 8-9, so they are pretty large. I'm only 5'2" so that is no comparision there..LOL
 
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Hmm I always had trouble taking pictures of birds. I guess take a ton of pictures and pick the best 5 or 10 its like raising favs I guess ha ha.

It's the size that is difficult to capture. The roo's weight about 12 pounds and the hens about 8-9, so they are pretty large. I'm only 5'2" so that is no comparision there..LOL

Holy crow thats big HMM A yard stick or maybe a 5 or 10 gallon bucket in the background? I am 6'1 and I had bantams so there was never a size comparison problem ha ha
 
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Wow, that's on par with my Sussex. And they're about the largest birds I've seen. My LF salmons are only 2/3 the size.
 
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Wow, that's on par with my Sussex. And they're about the largest birds I've seen. My LF salmons are only 2/3 the size.

My two JG hens both reached ten lbs. A friend of mine had a brahma roo that hit 17 lbs!


chita - My white JG came from a man in Ontario - I have his card around here somewhere - and she is a monster! He had a bunch of beautiful birds at the Ohio National this year. There's good birds up there as far as I'm concerned!
 
Sounds like the type of photo session a college student might enjoy ha ha.

Those do have the true asiatic head its so obvious when you look at them it smaks you in the face even if I haven't ever bred Cochins I can tell thats how they should be.

You make me wish I had grown up in the poultry hay day. It seem there just isn't the intrest there used to be in exhibition poultry. I hope that the 4-H program I am starting with someone else up in VT will really get kids interested in seriously showing chickens and specifically Faverolles instead of just their dairy cattle.

Henry
 
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