Quote: That over two months from now . . . . . I got my main flock tested, everyone over 4 months; the testes can come out again at a later date.
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Quote: That over two months from now . . . . . I got my main flock tested, everyone over 4 months; the testes can come out again at a later date.
Yeah, it's a drag to let the certification expire. I could have the flock tested now, but the chicks are too young and it would mean that only the tested birds are "certified," not the flock. So, I'll have all of them done in September.That over two months from now . . . . . I got my main flock tested, everyone over 4 months; the testes can come out again at a later date.
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Nankins?!...sweet, we have to talk.Yeah, it's a drag to let the certification expire. I could have the flock tested now, but the chicks are too young and it would mean that only the tested birds are "certified," not the flock. So, I'll have all of them done in September.
But it's a total pain because I have lots of banty chicks now, healthy robust little cuties. Chabo (Japanese bantams), blue Belgian D'anvers and Nankin bantams. If we have a swap in the fall, I'll bring some of them then.
For now, at least I have herbs.
Nankins?!...sweet, we have to talk.
I have 3 different bloodlines (actually my son is raising them, as I am concentrating on Dominiques and Red Dorkings) and am always interested in diversifying the genetics with fresh genes. We love the Nankins, they are so docile.Do you have 'em, or want to? They are a really great breed.