VERY, I agree. Can't wait to see the draft of the US proposed standard.The US SOP being proposed is actually a combination of the two since the British SOP is very broad.
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VERY, I agree. Can't wait to see the draft of the US proposed standard.The US SOP being proposed is actually a combination of the two since the British SOP is very broad.
Clearly autosexed, that's a good start.
Haha yupClearly autosexed, that's a good start.![]()
Haha yupClearly autosexed, that's a good start.![]()
I was just reviewing the posts in this thread and saw a lot of criticism. Just want to make sure what I'm buying is going to be good quality because I don't know much about Rhodebar. I'm wanting to start breeding and selling.
First step is to make sure they are easily autosexable (not always as easy as you'd think).
Then once they feather out, make sure the feathering is correct...
If that's correct, then begin working on type, etc.
So you've got step 1 down. ;-)
Me too! I would also like to see this.I know its been posted...somewhere...but does someone have photos of correct feathering vs. Not? At various stages? More of a visual learner...thx!
You should get a black sex link . Chicks should be mostly black . Males will have a white head spot . Unless the Chantecler is dominant white . Then no sex linkage as the chicks would be mostly white and you could not see a white head spot on a white chick .What do you call a White Chantecler roo over a barred rock? I don't understand this barring stuff or is there not a name for them other than mutt lol...
thank you, that helps a bunchYou should get a black sex link . Chicks should be mostly black . Males will have a white head spot . Unless the Chantecler is dominant white . Then no sex linkage as the chicks would be mostly white and you could not see a white head spot on a white chick .