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I have a friend who helped me get some Nelson Rhode Island Reds this year. It was a really tough year. My friend only hatched out a few chicks. He sent me a few eggs and tried to send live chicks. What do I have to start with? I have a juvenile pullet and three little chicks in the brooder, 4 weeks old. That's it. I'm delighted to have these 4 rare chicks. They aren't going to be perfect and, through the luck of the draw, may not even represent the Nelson line very well. We shall see. Nonetheless, it is a start and I intend to breed them as best I can and start with what is in front of me. That's all I can do. I love the birds and am grateful to have them. That's what counts. I'll worry about winning a National three or four or five generations from now. LOL
I have a friend who helped me get some Nelson Rhode Island Reds this year. It was a really tough year. My friend only hatched out a few chicks. He sent me a few eggs and tried to send live chicks. What do I have to start with? I have a juvenile pullet and three little chicks in the brooder, 4 weeks old. That's it. I'm delighted to have these 4 rare chicks. They aren't going to be perfect and, through the luck of the draw, may not even represent the Nelson line very well. We shall see. Nonetheless, it is a start and I intend to breed them as best I can and start with what is in front of me. That's all I can do. I love the birds and am grateful to have them. That's what counts. I'll worry about winning a National three or four or five generations from now. LOL
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