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  1. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    Cayuga and East Indie ducks lay black eggs. Walt
  2. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    at the Modesto JC on the first weekend in February. Details are on the Pacific Poultry Breeders Association Facebook page. Walt
  3. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    Modesto will also have 3500 plus birds being shown and hundreds of birds for sale. I have never heard of this Expo. Walt
  4. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    Not only can you show birds there, but the prize for Best of Show is $500.00 reserve is: $250.00 and there is an additional $750.00 in prize money. Walt
  5. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    This guy was 42 pounds and I have seen bigger. Here they are not the skinny little ones you see in other places. Walt
  6. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    There are huge raccoons around here. They can rip cage doors off. Walt
  7. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    I would. It keeps them out of the mud. As it starts to get muddy again I add whatever it takes to keep the birds out of the mud. Walt
  8. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    I use straw over the top of the mud during the winter and then in spring shovel it all out. I live on clay soil, so I just have to build a substrate of straw to keep the birds up off the mud. I have done this for 40 years with no problems. Walt
  9. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    Yes, they use licenced judges there. Showmanship in California assigns 10 out of the 100 points to the quality and condition of the bird . if you have a non Standard bird because of color or type you lose 5 points right off the bat. Walt
  10. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    Not a problem tj, the safest thing is to check with the Fair you go to. Some don't use real judges so you could show anything that looks like a chicken. w
  11. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    I am a poultry judge, white is the only accepted color in Seramas. If the fair doesn't want non Standard birds, a Serama would be only okay in white. Walt
  12. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    I have brown red oeg bantams, Nankins only come in one color but two kinds of combs. Rose and single comb. They are somewhat rare. None of mine are laying yet. I have single comb. w.
  13. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    I have white Leghorns, Ko Shamo's, Sumatra, Modern Game, old English game, Nankins and Dutch bantams. The new APA Standard will be out in February, so you should be able to find used Standards online after it is announced. Walt
  14. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    I do , but the are not on BYC. None of my bantams are laying yet. w.
  15. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    Only white Serama's are recognized by the ABA/APA. Walt
  16. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    I will be showing some Ko's in Modesto, but I had not thought about bringing any for sale. If you are interested contact me a bit before the show and I will see what I have that I will let go. We are looking at an entry of 3500 to 4000 birds at the PPBA Show. Walt
  17. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    You will very seldom see Orientals in the sales area, but some times people will sell them out of the show cages. There will be some Ko Shamo's for sale. Walt
  18. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    They look like very good quality birds. Walt
  19. fowlman01

    California - Northern

    There were Cotton Patch geese at the Heritage Expo. Walt
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