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You know how I feel about this, girl! Oh, how I WISH I lived closer to you!!! I think your last boy will be a tough one to find a replacement for...
A non feather legged bird might not be as hard to keep clean too when I think about it. Caleb HAD some light feathering on his legs.... spur level and down were all nubs.
Thanks Wynette !
I sure hope they just keep getting better.
I can't wait to see what they will look like next spring.
Please keep me in mind one that new line. I really would like a few of them.
As I'm sure others would to . Thanks for the update on them as I was wondering about them the other day .
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My hindrance is that I am so darned impatient!
We will get there, Wynette! Yes, we will!
Not a huge hindrance, it's just a much more expensive than the way I have to go around it! BA HA HA!!!
I feel like I got super lucky with my last batch of hatching eggs...but boy, it took some fanagling (sp?) to get her to send me some!
Soaring - I'll definitely keep updating on how they are growing out.
The one boy that I like so well - I spoke with the breeder about him just the other day. Sent her several pics of him, and she said that with the blues, they CAN tend to look awesome and then totally fall apart later on, like at the 8-10 month point. She has one that was from the same parents as my boy and she said he looks exactly like mine. She's super excited about this particular cockerel, and it's a good sign when parent stock throws babies that look so similar!
She felt the same way about her boy that I do about mine - we both felt very early on that they were special. So I'll just be hoping it "holds" and he matures nicely!
Oh, so point of interest (at least to me). The breeder has been caponizing all of her cull males. And selling them as pets! Says there's apparently a good market for them, as they are gorgeous and so, so friendly, just following you around like puppy dogs. Seems an odd "pet" to me, but I guess it's a good use for a cull.