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[roosterhavoc]

Looks like brood fowl to me lol. That's a joke for centra

 

[JShubin]

I know they are all top quality broods... lol (even tho the joke was for centra).

The wild hatch type penned with the white has some serious spunk... When I exercise him, he is incredibility fast and agile with good endurance. The white one is not a vigorous, but is dominant over the wild, probably due to size.

Another one of those wilds is really big (the one in the back of the cage) and has some potential as a brood. Thats the one I would probably keep if I could/can. First time penned this morning, havent exercised him yet, but he was strong when I grabbed him.

 

[JShubin]

Big guy in the back... hard to see.


Barley grass growing fast.

 

[sdm111]

Shubin is the yellow leg still alive

 

[centrarchid]

Having a working understanding of linebreeding and selective breeding systems in general makes some jokes, well, preschool. Especially when the jokers have a very limited understanding of everything gamefowl. But you do have colors so that might make everything allright, especially for those you peddle to,

 

[roosterhavoc]

FYI I've moved a grand total of 5 birds for peanuts that didn't even cover the cost of feed that went into them. I could collect cans and bottles and make more money. It's early in the morning still but maybe a fun size snickers will help without spoiling your breakfast.

 

[sdm111]

What is the purpose behind the nastiness? Rooster and SDM you periodically start this and the benefits are not apparent.

a'hem those gosh darn hypocritical statements are coming again

 

[sdm111]

Not beneficial, why the nastiness u periodically start this centra and it does not really benefit

 

[Linnmarie]

If you were referring to the term I used of the line breeding for my Blondie birds this is the definition I go by:
Linebreeding is a term commonly used to describe milder forms of inbreeding. Typically it involves arranging matings so that one or more relatives occur more than once in a pedigree, while avoiding close inbreeding.
I deal more in human genome's than I to do with roosters I was just having fun Breeding my birds

 

[roosterhavoc]

mini brood fowl