tapp
25 posts
Oct 23, 2005
6:45 PM
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Back in jully 04 you were going to stock a 6 mo, old bird. It did everything right and had heart.It was the first time you stocked one that young. Its been 16 months now. Have you had a chance to see any young in the air out of it. If so how are they doing? Just wondering!
Thanks Tapp
Last Edited by tapp on Oct 23, 2005 6:54 PM
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MCCORMICKLOFTS
207 posts
Oct 23, 2005
9:03 PM
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Hi Tapp. He has produced so-so by my standards. A few showing promise from this past breeding season. His brother has outshined him as a producer so far. The best one from the cock you mentioned was doing really well until I lost it in a recent overfly. I'll have to wait until some of the younger ones get into full gear before I can draw any firm conclusions about his future in the stock pen.
Brian.
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tapp
26 posts
Oct 24, 2005
11:43 AM
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Thanks for the info. Sorry about the overfly.Goodluck in all flys! Tapp
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upcd
54 posts
Oct 25, 2005
12:20 AM
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Brian, Do you fly your wests? Or just show them? Same for the rollers? Thanks, Debbie
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MCCORMICKLOFTS
211 posts
Oct 25, 2005
1:07 PM
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Debbie, the Wests are strictly for show. I have given some of my cull marked baldheads to a friend who does fly them and he says they will fly for hours and flip now and then. So it is still in them I presume.
The rollers are fly only. I don't even show them at the flying rollers shows.
Brian.
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