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[roosterhavoc]

Does anyone on here have mugs?

 

[centrarchid]

Does anyone on here have mugs?

Mine allegedly have Mug in them from a good amount of time back but don't, did not look anything like the mugs you see on the internet. What everyone seems to have today appears a lot darker.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Some of them are very pretty birds. Some of the most striking feather colors I've seen. I wouldn't mind getting a hold of some. I would probably have to hatch 100 birds to get some of them colors.

 

[Kung Fu Rooster]

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I have a Brownred cock which is what the MS Blacks are and all the chicks off of him have been black with some white on the chest and a touch on the face. This is even with the crossed chicks over Albany and Kelso. The Brownred trait seems to be very dominant so I'm pretty comfortable in saying the chipmunk chick is not a MS Black.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Here he is. Any idea what it is? Actually I was pretty sure it wasn't from hatch. I asked about him but nobody answered me. Not sure why I was still calling him MS. Didn't really know what else to call him I guess. I'm kind of embarrassed that I didn't even notice the different color feather tuft between the two birds at the base of the tail until JShubin pointed it out to me.

 

[Kung Fu Rooster]

 

[Kung Fu Rooster]

Here he is. Any idea what it is? Actually I was pretty sure it wasn't from hatch. I asked about him but nobody answered me. Not sure why I was still calling him MS. Didn't really know what else to call him I guess. I'm kind of embarrassed that I didn't even notice the different color feather tuft between the two birds at the base of the tail until JShubin pointed it out to me.

Those dark legs and white tuft at the base of the tail are typical of a hatch.

 

[centrarchid]

Those dark legs and white tuft at the base of the tail are typical of a hatch.

That bird looks like a proper black-breasted red. The green legs are what would expect as well. The cotton in the tail id evident with anything that is wheaten colored as well. The Hatch look has to take into account the hens appearance as well.

 

[roosterhavoc]

The guy I got em from supposedly had kelso, warhorse, hennies, pumpkins and greys. Who knows. He's a wild bird though tough to handle. Has been since a chick. In the end it really doesn't matter. I just don't want to misrepresent what I have. Thanks everyone.

 

[roosterhavoc]

All this brown and black breasted red talk makes my head spin. I have to look it all up for pics and they all look different. I have to find a chart or something or maybe a good book. Any recommendations?