Should I make Frizzled D'uccles*****update pic page 5****

[shay20]

check teh pics on page 5 woohoo


Ok, well thats the question, I have 5 D'uccle hens, and 1 roo d'uccle.
I have a bantam red frizzle cochin roo that is all my himself, should i put him in with my d'uccles to see how the babsy come out?

I figured sure, they have the same comb, feathered feet, same amount of toes , bantams, almost same size, the d'uccles are smaller but not by much.

Ok so i did it, update on page 3. woohoo
ok here is a pic of a baby milli fleur d'uccle chick frizzling out woohoo

 

[Henferno]

Hey, why not? Then you can cross the hen-offspring of the frizzle mutts back to the Roo D'Uccle and have almost pure frizzle D'Uccles!

 

[shay20]

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Thats what i was thinking.

 

[shay20]

ok , i put them together, i cant wait to see babys from them.

 

[Bantimna]

Yes, why not?

 

[Pheatherz]

Yes, please, please do.

I want to 'test' hatch some eggs for you...and I'll be happy to buy any test eggs and give you detailed information throughout the incubation and hatching process (i.e., candling results on days 8, 14 and just before lockdown, how many and which eggs hatched, pics of chicks, etc.)

 

[muddyhorse]

absolutely, everything should be frizzled. frizzled cochins, frilkies, polish, ee, especially turkens

then we can move on to other birds FRIZZLED PEACOCKS

 

[muddyhorse]

absolutely, everything should be frizzled. frizzled cochins, frilkies, polish, ee, especially turkens

then we can move on to other birds FRIZZLED PEACOCKS

 

[InsaneBreeder]

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I could not agree more

 

[Gypsy07]

Gosh, I absolutely LOVE that frizzled Turken.
Would you call it a Frizken? Or a Frurken? LOL!

Question about Frizzles: I've been looking to buy some hatching eggs, probably on ebay, that will produce frizzled birds. I thought 'frizzle' was just a term for a mutation that produced the curly feathers and not a breed in itself. But lots of people are selling eggs just described as Frizzle Bantams or Frizzle Hens and when I ask what breed they are, I just get the answer 'D'uh, look at the listing, they're Frizzles.' Is there one kind of frizzled bird that's more popular and is referred to as a breed in its own right now?