Faverolles Thread

[pfmerlin]

That's FABULOUS!

 

[pfmerlin]

well this is what i found FABULOUS!...
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Hey everybody, just wondering what sort of interest there might be for club shirts?? They would have this logo on the front:

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

well this is what i found FABULOUS!...
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LOL Thanks Peter!! I really like how the logo turned out. I gave the graphics guy a couple of my pics, a tiny .jpg of the patch logo, and this is what he did with it.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

I'll take one - but can they have a collar? I have too many regular t-shirts, and the collared ones look more "professional."

I will ask him if they can do polos. Hooded sweatshirts are also available.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

Speaking of the club, I know I owe dues. Who do I send them to, and do you guys use Paypal for that? Thanks!

The club's paypal address is: [email protected]

Thanks Mary!!

 

[Pele]

ooooooo I want a hooded sweatshirt!! What colors do they come in? *prays for black*

I will ask him if they can do polos. Hooded sweatshirts are also available.

 

[mame1616]

Thank you!! Will wait to hear on the awesome shirts.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

ooooooo I want a hooded sweatshirt!! What colors do they come in? *prays for black*


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I know there's black, because that's what color our 4-H shirts are. Still waiting to hear what other colors we can get.

 

[DaveK]

Hi Peter, I wasn't thinking anything akin to double mating when I wondered about the richer colored hen. I don't feel it's needed and still remember the chaos that came out of the yards of someone years ago who actually was breeding in that direction. I was just wondering if once in a while using "too much" color balanced any tendency to go too light. Seems according to what is seen anyway that if anything too light is more of a problem than getting too much color. But we never know what someone is culling. I admire the German birds and their beautiful color which is said, like you described your old strain, to be very consistently produced. Selections that are influenced by color are dealing with details and not major differences between birds. Good luck getting your genetics sorted and your numbers built back up.

 

[pfmerlin]

Hi Peter, I wasn't thinking anything akin to double mating when I wondered about the richer colored hen. I don't feel it's needed and still remember the chaos that came out of the yards of someone years ago who actually was breeding in that direction. I was just wondering if once in a while using "too much" color balanced any tendency to go too light. Seems according to what is seen anyway that if anything too light is more of a problem than getting too much color. But we never know what someone is culling. I admire the German birds and their beautiful color which is said, like you described your old strain, to be very consistently produced. Selections that are influenced by color are dealing with details and not major differences between birds. Good luck getting your genetics sorted and your numbers built back up.

ditto....-)
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