Alton Davis
39 posts
Aug 07, 2008
12:23 AM
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When is the last time you brought new blood into your breeding program and why?
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CVRC
444 posts
Aug 07, 2008
12:51 AM
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a few months back and because i needed a few more pairs and they were good nirds.........
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Cristian Castro
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CVR
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kopetsa
1317 posts
Aug 07, 2008
1:03 AM
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Not for a long time..
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Andrew
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gotspin7
1659 posts
Aug 07, 2008
4:20 AM
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Never had,(do not need it) same family, same blood.
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Sal Ortiz
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rtwilliams
209 posts
Aug 07, 2008
11:25 AM
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All I have is new blood. So far the young are looking good.
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RT Williams
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kopetsa
1326 posts
Aug 07, 2008
12:14 PM
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2 months ago, I did bring in new Indian Fantail blood though! :)
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Andrew
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glenn
149 posts
Aug 07, 2008
12:55 PM
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Hello:
It was about 6 years ago, it was a hen from Ron Dent (Smith/Pensom). I mated it to a very inbreed cock from Eddie Flowers (WSRC 95 520). Taking the cock out was the best way to go, The one son that I stock is one of my main stock cocks. I also have several half brothers & one half sister in stock off a different hen, also an out cross(Heart Attack stuff)..Glenn
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gator45juice
35 posts
Aug 07, 2008
3:55 PM
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Hey Glenn I haven't spoken to Eddie O in years would you have any contact info on him? if so email me @ gator45juice@yahoo.com. If you talk to him first tell him I am Walter i was in the WSRC with him.
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TimP
27 posts
Aug 07, 2008
4:15 PM
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Alton, most of the time I think it's to add a trait such as kitting, flying height and or pattern.
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Scott
1045 posts
Aug 07, 2008
6:47 PM
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Most of the time it is to down breed a good bird into mediocre birds,which makes no sence at all and is rarely admitted
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Just my Opinion
Scott
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