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Thanks Blarneyeggs (and everyone) for your feedback! I doublechecked the toes on this roo, and they aren't crooked, just his nails are long and that is what you are seeing. I did notice something though, based on the SOP, his comb is irregular. It has a small spike, second to the end, the last point is larger. I'm posting a pic to show this detail. My question is, would this be a random occurance or would his offspring carry this same comb quirk?Well my 2 cents would be: I like this beefy boy on left! As you may well know, 2 of the shortcomings in this breed are weight and getting back to a true white egg, so Kudos on your beefy boy and getting white eggs to hatch from (even though your pullet is laying cream, that may lighten up, and you know the genetics are there). Am I seeing a crooked toe on this boy?
The SOP calls for yellow shank, toes and beak. Also wing carriage should be near horizontal, in post number 43 right wing looks to be carried very nicely.
Tail should be at 45 degrees, hackles should flow well over shoulders, comb should be evenly serrated with 6 well-defined points front and rear points shorter than the others. I am quoting the SOP now and not judging your birds.
Good luck on this project.
Legs are supposed to be orange? What are the genetics for orange legs? I thought they were supposed to be yellow, or is a deep yellow called orange?Legs are supposed to be orange, not sure about color on graciemae's Barring is really nice, but would like to have another opinion. Barred hollands are supposed to have "dominique" type barring. love the type and build.
ETA: I see in your other photos that they have orange legs. I really like that cockerel.
oops, yes, technically yellow.Legs are supposed to be orange? What are the genetics for orange legs? I thought they were supposed to be yellow, or is a deep yellow called orange?