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heathersboers,
We could use a couple of more pictures of him. His tail may be too high or it could just be the way he is standing.. . .
We need a close up of his head and front chest area. His comb has way too many points . .. . but I am wondering about eye color, chest color, and his general form.
Take a couple of more pics and post them. Keep in mind - - - the perfect bird is hard to find. Most of us are using what we have to produce a "better" bird in the next generation. The first step to this is identifying the good and bad about our own stock and them doing some complimentary breeding to correct errors and enhance assets . . .. .
I totally agree with math.
He honestly doens't look like Bev Davis stock to me, but that's just one opinion! I actually prefer them dark (geebs, you are not allowed to comment!), but it does come with problems...if you breed this guy to hens without enough copper in their hackles, you'll likely get solid black pullet offspring. His tail is definitely way too high..."squirrel tail" is an older conformaition issue; what I mean by that is, it's something that most of us have already bred out of our stock (correct me if I'm wrong, guys!). But, it's an easy fix.
Pink - cute lil' tacker! Comeon chickies!!!