Flyin Hawaiian
25 posts
Feb 23, 2007
12:26 PM
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Hey Guys this little cock is a very fast one and the producer of the same. He is a brother to my foundation hen "The Bib. His wing shield on the other side is spangled marked. Ken Easley loved this guy when he was out here a year ago. A good presentation of strength and style.
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Flyin Hawaiian
26 posts
Feb 23, 2007
12:29 PM
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Here is another good example of a classic breeder at my loft. This cock has produced many good birds that several local guys have founded thier loft upon.
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ArlenS
25 posts
Feb 23, 2007
12:38 PM
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Very nice. Is the second cock bird a spread ash red (mahogany rather than lavender) tick (carrying blue)? Thanks.
Last Edited by on Feb 23, 2007 12:38 PM
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Flyin Hawaiian
27 posts
Feb 23, 2007
1:01 PM
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Last One for now. This cock is a stemwinder if thier ever was one in the air and the producer of the same. I have stocked several out of him over the last 5 years and they have produced some good ones as well. So the blood is definitely thier for roll.
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Flyin Hawaiian
29 posts
Feb 23, 2007
1:30 PM
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I Lied,
Here's one more for your viewing pleasure.He's a deep one about 40 ft and most guys think 60 ft but I like to think on the consevative side of things. Vaporizing speed and a pleasure to watch in the air.
Ivan
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Flyin Hawaiian
30 posts
Feb 23, 2007
1:45 PM
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ArlenS,
No he's a lavendar Ticked carrying blue. I have some outstanding jet blacks out of him I'll post at another time. Thanks for the kind words.
Ivan
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Velo99
939 posts
Feb 23, 2007
2:55 PM
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Ivan,
That explains one of the surprises I have gotten over the last couple of years. I have 2 cocks that are similar to that one,one just has a touch more red. I was expecting red cks not blacks and darks. lol I do have a white chick thats gonna look like that mottle of BMC`s . It came out of a bald blu spd hen and a red ck tick cock. Theres a griz in the woodpile somewhere.
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Good spinners don`t always
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ArlenS
27 posts
Feb 23, 2007
3:53 PM
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If the ash red cock carries the dominant spread gene as this one does -whether colored lavender or mahogany colored, or anything in between - and is ticked (carrying blue), if mated to a blue hen, those offspring that do inherit the blue gene from both parents, plus if they also inherit the spread gene, will be black. Grizzle is also a dominant gene, thus should be impossible to inherit unless one parent shows it.
Last Edited by on Feb 23, 2007 3:54 PM
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smokey
126 posts
Feb 23, 2007
4:42 PM
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learn somthing every day. i thought almond. smokey ps nice bird
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CSRA
13 posts
Feb 23, 2007
6:06 PM
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Hey Ivan nice cocks i would like to get bye there one day to see your birds heard alot of good things about you from JMHD High Desert Guy !
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BEN the bird man
20 posts
Feb 23, 2007
6:33 PM
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the bird on the top is a real nice bird i like how it holds it self
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Im the man in black
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fhtfire
817 posts
Feb 23, 2007
9:37 PM
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Ivan,
Very nice birds...those are the second nicest birds that I have ever seen...LOL!! Thanks for posting the picks and welcome to the site...it is good having a guy with your experience and knoledge on this site.
rock and ROLL
Paul
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slove
8 posts
Feb 23, 2007
10:01 PM
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Ivan good looking bird's really like that lavender Ticked carrying blue wish i had 1 or 2 like that.
DJ
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