Rosecomb Thread

[checoukan]

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I don't have any young right now, but will have soon, once we get into full production. That won't be until march, or april.

 

[checoukan]

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The best place to learn is at a show! So many people to talk to and learn from.

 

[checoukan]

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I don't think so... I will go look.

Just checked, Nope not there.

I was asking 60.00 per trio.

 

[sjarvis00]

Thats not bad, will you ship or would I need to schedule a pick-up?

 

[checoukan]

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I could do either. Does not matter, going to cost about the same either way. If we met, you could pick the pullet you want that way. I just have them (pullets) in with the cockerels. Its not set in stone which pullet goes with who. I have 4 to choose from.

 

[OSUman]

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Im not sure

 

[checoukan]

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Im not sure

Just looking at the birds, I would say they are the first cross due to the hackle fade on the pullets. How does the comb look on the cockerel?

 

[sjarvis00]

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I could do either. Does not matter, going to cost about the same either way. If we met, you could pick the pullet you want that way. I just have them (pullets) in with the cockerels. Its not set in stone which pullet goes with who. I have 4 to choose from.

Let me take a look at my schedule, for teh Pullets I would like 2 with very good earlobes, wide deep breast, and a good tail set. I will need those features for what i am trying to accomplish.
I assume these are either Benny Dean or Bennet birds? I really like benny's males and teh bennet's produce some fine birds both ways.

 

[OSUman]

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Im not sure

Just looking at the birds, I would say they are the first cross due to the hackle fade on the pullets. How does the comb look on the cockerel?

Its a little wide

 

[checoukan]

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I could do either. Does not matter, going to cost about the same either way. If we met, you could pick the pullet you want that way. I just have them (pullets) in with the cockerels. Its not set in stone which pullet goes with who. I have 4 to choose from.

Let me take a look at my schedule, for teh Pullets I would like 2 with very good earlobes, wide deep breast, and a good tail set. I will need those features for what i am trying to accomplish.
I assume these are either Benny Dean or Bennet birds? I really like benny's males and teh bennet's produce some fine birds both ways.

I Have only 1 bennet hen that I bought from Benny this fall. She has a falling ear lobe. Did not realize it when I bought her. She does a very good body.
All of my other birds are Pure Rick Hare. I have never introduced any other blood lines in my birds. Buying the hen from Benny was a mistake.