Very nice website started, very nice !!
I am looking forward to seeing it develop.
When are the shows next year? The Iowa one for the meeting and the Wis one?
I am hoping to have some yearlings to exhibit at the MI shows, a couple anyhow, both the Iowa Blues and some Icelandics.
Right now I still have four colors in my youngsters, four Birchens, one that started as a SP but now is a Partridge with a red head. The pair of dilute Partidges, and a couple that started off as Birchens but now are penciled/barred over the body. The Birchens are the most forward, including the two 'off color' Birchens, the Partridges are the most wary. And smaller compared to hatchmates of the Birchen, maybe because of the Birchen dominence.
Also, the Birchen show the best conformation. Much more meaty.
Fascinating to see them all develop ! Three of the Birchen will have SP heads and necks and darker bodies with two showing some light feathering on the bodies.
I am looking forward to seeing it develop.
When are the shows next year? The Iowa one for the meeting and the Wis one?
I am hoping to have some yearlings to exhibit at the MI shows, a couple anyhow, both the Iowa Blues and some Icelandics.
Right now I still have four colors in my youngsters, four Birchens, one that started as a SP but now is a Partridge with a red head. The pair of dilute Partidges, and a couple that started off as Birchens but now are penciled/barred over the body. The Birchens are the most forward, including the two 'off color' Birchens, the Partridges are the most wary. And smaller compared to hatchmates of the Birchen, maybe because of the Birchen dominence.
Also, the Birchen show the best conformation. Much more meaty.
Fascinating to see them all develop ! Three of the Birchen will have SP heads and necks and darker bodies with two showing some light feathering on the bodies.