Looking for advice on quality of Pyncheon cockerals for my daughter. Gabby has one older Pyncheon roo is is very sweet but his comb is very flopped over. Shes hipped in eggs this spring and is loving her new Pynchons.
She has one cockeral who has nice mille fluer coloring and a small tassle but his comb is also flopping. She has another cockeral who also has nice coloring, excellent temperment, nice upright comb but at 4 month he has no tassle at all.
Any advice on which roo would be the better choice to keep for some breeding. I don't know which defect is harder to fix, flopping comb or lack of tassle?
She took a pyncheon hen and pullet to the county fair today, both birds were a big hit with the judge and other kids. She had a good day with all her birds and is very proud of them
She has one cockeral who has nice mille fluer coloring and a small tassle but his comb is also flopping. She has another cockeral who also has nice coloring, excellent temperment, nice upright comb but at 4 month he has no tassle at all.
Any advice on which roo would be the better choice to keep for some breeding. I don't know which defect is harder to fix, flopping comb or lack of tassle?
She took a pyncheon hen and pullet to the county fair today, both birds were a big hit with the judge and other kids. She had a good day with all her birds and is very proud of them
