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plucking is better I feel. Trimming causes Stubbs which can be painful upon contact and deter breedingHow do you trim your jubilee s bottoms for breeding?
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plucking is better I feel. Trimming causes Stubbs which can be painful upon contact and deter breedingHow do you trim your jubilee s bottoms for breeding?
@mollybuck and all others that are interested, I have some new pictures.
2 older hens, left : blue laced gold x jubilee, right : splash x jubilee.
3 chicks out of blue laced gold x jubilee, the chick with the lightest blue is a hen, the black marked chick is a cockerel, still have my doubts about the darker blue one.
3 light colored blue hens.
2 darker colored blue hens that are taking longer to get their first feathers.
The remaining 3 out of 5 boys. One of them is the same age as the hens on the first picture.
Hope to see some pictures of your chicks @mollybuck !
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I'm trying to picture the chaos that would ensue if I attempted to puck feathers out of my rooster's bum. O.O
Playing with the calculator proved to be a good method to understand the basic stuff of color genetics.
plucking is better I feel. Trimming causes Stubbs which can be painful upon contact and deter breeding
My jubilees a couple of them had feathers on their feet...not much but some...is this a throw back of some kind?