0016
7 posts
Sep 19, 2007
9:16 PM
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just a question I have and curious about some of the feedback.
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gotspin7
150 posts
Sep 20, 2007
5:05 AM
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it is a couple WORM!LOL, welcome to the site!LOL, how is CPRC doing lately?
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bman
388 posts
Sep 20, 2007
7:06 AM
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It is a modifier.......like an overcoat it covers up the birds real color.
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Ron
Borderline lofts
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CSRA
266 posts
Sep 20, 2007
7:06 AM
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On top or underneath lol!
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bman
389 posts
Sep 20, 2007
7:17 AM
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Maybe more like a trench coat........not sure what you'll find undeneath.lol
I guess you could say two........the one you see (rec/red)
and what ever it is covering up.
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Ron
Borderline lofts
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SAT Roller
39 posts
Sep 20, 2007
9:56 AM
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bman,
Do you know how to get good rich recessive colored birds like we have seen here lately with all of these great pictures?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Richard
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bman
391 posts
Sep 20, 2007
10:54 AM
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Richard, all I can tell you is both birds have to carry r-red in order to produce one.Although the self colored birds seem to carry a richer color.
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Ron
Borderline lofts
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SAT Roller
40 posts
Sep 20, 2007
11:17 AM
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Ron,
Thank you for the information. I will try them with the self colored birds when I put them together.
Richard
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Alan Bliven
370 posts
Sep 22, 2007
5:53 PM
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For good Recessive Reds use T-Pattern, Smokey and Bronze. Or use T-Pattern Ash Red as a base. Also, Indigo will darken or deepen the color of recessive reds. Indigo enhances the bronzing on a pigeon, which improves recessive reds. Spread, spreads the pigment helping to eliminate the bluish rumps and tail feathers. The combination does wonders for a recessive red.
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Alan
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