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Reserve American, Dom Cockerel, Sandlappers PBA "Low Country Classic" in Barnwell, SC. 2 Doms, 1 SLW, 2 Black Java, 11 RIR in Class. A SC RIR hen was Best Amer. Judged by Don Karasek. Not the best lighting in the bldg/pictures.

I agree with you Wendell. From what I've seen, most hatchery stock are dark, esp on the hens as they are really muddy looking.

Wendell, I'm gonna need your girls to send my girls a letter (or written warning) that if they can lay in the cold up there, my girls should have no problem here in SC with the 70 degree days...just sayin' LOL

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Did he come from Privett by any chance? Reason I ask is because of his comb...other than that, its hard to tell anything by the angle of the photo.

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Quote: Where did you get your birds from? Very nice looking!!

Who here has hatching eggs readily available?? I want some LF Dom so bad but its hard to find a good strain that has eggs for sell now.

I'm very certain Russian Orloffs are their own breed and not Dominiques nor "red Dominique.

I hope to b getting some Dom hatching eggs from a breeder in Kentucky. I got rid of my bantam doms several months ago, and now that I got my Delaware line going I want to get my Dominiques going.

Brett, I thought you had 2 calfs also?!? This is John. Called you yesterday about the hens....you sold em on Friday! I missed out

Where is he located? Have a website to order from or anything like that??

Question fellow "Dominique-ans" Other than being smaller than the standard, what would the chicks be like if I crossed a bantam Dom hen with a standard Dom roo? All I can find is bantam versions.. I've been looking all over the place and CAN'T find ANY Domiques ANYWHERE!!!

I agree! After researching and digging around for info on BYC, and having my own mixed flock, Doms are def my fave...not to mention that they're considered rare/unusual even though they are a true american breed. NOW, as gallusfarm suggested, I've gotta find some Dom hens for my little man...

Quote: That makes me laugh - 9th great granfather! Well he is nice looking and has the comb that I so long for. Trim, not too big. Do you have a close up of his head? Here it is...

Finally! Figured out how to post pictures! This is my 9mo old Dom Roo, Flomey. My wife named him after her like, 9th great-grandfather or something like that. She traced her family history and thought that was a funny name.

Quote: ya lost me! i'm still tryin to figure out all the genetics stuff.... I was going to try to upload a pic of my Dom, but umm....it wont let me copy and paste the pic into here, so anyone know how to get one up???