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Dont forget that the Roo's in the Schubert line birds tend to get there tails late verses the regular Phoenix here in the states. They are slow but feather in nicely for sure. I hope you enjoy them. As far as Rogers line birds those are a blend of tosa gene pools so if breed correct they should be stunning. You may run into a feed problem on those..I would try not to give those corn just to be safe. Again they are a blend of Rogers birds my birds and another jap breeder...Cant wait to see the chicks...Tell them to hurry up please....Glad you have them to work with...Toni-Marie
 
I was looking at the chicks today and the ones with the longer tails are taller and have slightly larger combs, and they also square off with each other and act like roos already.
 
I am too Toni-Marie,
so prowd to have all of them ... get a little smile everytime I walk out and see them now. Those two special ones were breeding yesterday when I went out, so I'm hoping to see some eggs pretty quick from them. I 'm very excited about that myself, will definately keep you posted on how that goes.
I was concerned with the grain issue with them too after what all you said was in them, so I had just assumed to keep them off if for safety, but thanks for the tip there too, that's good to know will be sure they dont get any. If you ever need any of them back, just say the word...
Thanks again so much, and like I have said earlier, I reallt enjoyed the trip and finally meeting you in person, look forward to the next one.
Aubrey
 
Thought I would post a new pic of my bantam Golden Phoenix. I could stare at him all day. I can only imagine how gorgeous he will be when he is full grown.

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It took me awhile to get a decent photo but I finally got one worthy to show off. I love the pair that I received from a friend who thought I would enjoy a breed with some colour to add interest to the flock. So much character with a wild streak in them. My hen got broody this past fall and raised a single chick through the cold dark days of winter.
 

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