Rural Gardening: Tiny Seramas, 1 by ZZsBabiez

ZZsBabiez wrote:
Eufaula that is one handsome roo you have there! He looks like just about a perfect size, is he a B? I love his confirmation, at least in that picture!! Super nice.

I disagree with Haystack here.. Yeah, the long back is not great.. but all is not lost, if she is crossed with that roo, you might get a few good ones. (If you are breeding strictly to sell quality birds, he is 100% right) but that is expensive and very hard to get started. If you are doing this as a hobby, and don't mind sifting through the culls you will get.. it is possible. I have that problem with the pullets I had, along with them being heavy weights even though they were small. I got Tina from a big and heavy hen with a long back. Tina is my best hen. She is by Catsy's best roo.

Edited to add.. This is Wilder, Catsy's roo. He is an angel and he throws clones.. LOL He is a small B


This message was edited Nov 14, 2010 6:43 PM