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Yes but by looks you can tell obvious signs of mixing so it's a start. And if the breeder keeps what looks to be a golden male together with what looks like amherts hens for example.
I know that even if they look pure they might not be pure. But if the ladys got red in the breasts or the goldens got white capes then a DNA test is not needed to tell they are mutts.
Do you know any place to DNA test pheasants for purity btw?
I know that even if they look pure they might not be pure. But if the ladys got red in the breasts or the goldens got white capes then a DNA test is not needed to tell they are mutts.
Do you know any place to DNA test pheasants for purity btw?
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