Not sure. I’m guessing that’s important?Does he have more than six points on his comb? Hard to tell in the pic.
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Not sure. I’m guessing that’s important?Does he have more than six points on his comb? Hard to tell in the pic.
I guess that depends on what you're breeding for. Are you trying to breed them towards the SOP? @cmom works with SOP RIR. I'm not familiar with their SOP, but I know 5-6 points seems to be the desired number of points for most single-combed species.Not sure. I’m guessing that’s important?
Those two are very handsomeThe cockerel back, left with the fence covering the top of his tail, he’s gonna lead up my RIR breeding project next year. The guy beside him is first runner up.
Interesting. I wonder if the Red Orpingtons would be sexable?Thread 'Cackle article claims NH and RIR autosexing?'
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/cackle-article-claims-nh-and-rir-autosexing.1512491/
I don’t know but there’s a small family owned hatchery in Columbus, MS that specializes in some of the rarer breeds and they fetch high dollar for some Red Orps.Interesting. I wonder if the Red Orpingtons would be sexable?
I have a group I'm growing out now. I'll have to pay more attention when the next set of babies hatch. Right now, I'm dealing with feather stubs in that line.I don’t know but there’s a small family owned hatchery in Columbus, MS that specializes in some of the rarer breeds and they fetch high dollar for some Red Orps.