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I can do the processing, cut up portions and such, but for some reason...I CAN'T get past using legs, bones and feet to make stock. No idea why, but that is a stopping point for me. Not happening under this roof! lol!
I have to agree on waiting until 30 plus weeks. The breast is just not as developed as later on. I still can't decide between two males that I have. One is lighter in color, just starting to get his tail in. The other male is the more dominant male and has a much nicer color for a blue, more standoffish, not mean, but from a few weeks of age, I was concerned he had an awful wry tail.
Now that his tail is coming in, I can't tell if it's wry tail or not? The bones don't tilt that way in his back or tail..I don't know. I simply can't choose. Both have excellent length of leg, both have excellent eye color and both have excellent width of head. I'll just have to look for the width of feather, and see if there's something I can go from there.
On the bright side, I've decided on what I want for Christmas! LOL! I have found several reprint of books from A.C. Croad about the Langshan and another breeder. Someone tell my husband!
I have to agree on waiting until 30 plus weeks. The breast is just not as developed as later on. I still can't decide between two males that I have. One is lighter in color, just starting to get his tail in. The other male is the more dominant male and has a much nicer color for a blue, more standoffish, not mean, but from a few weeks of age, I was concerned he had an awful wry tail.
Now that his tail is coming in, I can't tell if it's wry tail or not? The bones don't tilt that way in his back or tail..I don't know. I simply can't choose. Both have excellent length of leg, both have excellent eye color and both have excellent width of head. I'll just have to look for the width of feather, and see if there's something I can go from there.
On the bright side, I've decided on what I want for Christmas! LOL! I have found several reprint of books from A.C. Croad about the Langshan and another breeder. Someone tell my husband!