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[flypen]

Dang 109%!!

I started getting a lil nervous about mine but their streamers started coming in at about 7mo old

I thought it was white feathers I didn't know it was black feathers that turned white

misprint lol 100%

 

[flypen]

Interesting on the Typewriters.  I understand on the Reds and Greys.  If I remember correctly, you have some fine looking Spangled Hatch?  Would that still be considered an off color because of the Spangle?

Spangled hatch was seen occasionally, I don't remember them having any odds against them.

 

[sdm111]

Roundhead cock. Streamers can vary greatly in intensity this is kinda extreme in my experience

Almost forgot,

Disclaimer: the above photograph was pulled from the net for educational purposes only. I in no way directly, indirectly, or subjectively claim ownership of the chicken in question or knowing the breeder in any way

 

[birdman55]

He has sent me the pics now they do have streamers. He said most of them get them as they get older. He said butchers are 4-5 and lacy is 5 is that about right. I would love to post some pics but I'm not going to post another's persons birds. But he said pea comb for lacy and butchers do have straight comb there leg color looks right as well. Birds look really nice. Maybe when I get there on Sunday I can put up some pics.

 

[sdm111]

All u can go by is his word unless something is obviously wring

 

[sdm111]

Why not? lol

cause everybody knows roundheads have blue eyes

 

[sdm111]

A lil much is an understatement. This weekend I'm culling, penning a bunch. Gonna be some big changes around here

ima prolly just end up slaughtering some in a couple weeks. I'm about to go out of town for a while

 

[sdm111]

Couple of minses just starting to get streamers

 

[flypen]

Nice! They're looking good sdm

 

[centrarchid]

Streamers that are more developed in tail associated with white in base of wing secondaries. That is easy to see in what I think are Kelso's, possibly Out and Out Kelso's. Those birds based on what I saw had brittle feathers and where prone to wing breaks.