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I'm sure his fit the bill. Send him a PM. He is very helpful.

He did! He's been working on these birds for several years. Edit to say that I'm pretty sure he did. You don't see birds like that every day.

WOW What a joy to the eyes! This is a great example of what a Dominique pullet should look like. Great job John!

Sorry about the condition of their feet, glad you got them fixed up. These appear about 2 weeks old. I agree with you on genders. Something to note is that the little female in the bottom picture appears to have a single comb.

Oh no! I am so sorry :(

Mike Supak is in Flint Michigan. Has some nice ones, if you're not too far from there.

Mollie appears to be a male.

Cervical dislocation works for me. I don't buy the need to keep for a cock bird in order for hens to thrive. They are competent enough to find their own shelter and food. If you are keeping the birds as pets, then you should find a male that fits. In my experience you cannot change this...

Can anyone look at the pictures and tell me how they size up against the SOP. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dominique-Dominecker-18-Hatching-Eggs-/170898864300?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27ca5db8ac [/quo Not even close.

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hatchery: Show: from (http://www.poultrypress.com/images/american/DominiqueLargeFowlmale.jpg) Show: from http://www.ohionational.org/show/2011/2011pics/2011Pictures/DSC_1266.JPG From Principles and Practical Poultry Culture, John H. Robinson, 1912 Example of Heritage...

Another Dom on Champion Row. This time at the show in Shawnee. A male won Reserve Champ American. Congrats to the winner It has been a great year for showing Doms!

Quote: Very cool. Great to see so many folks getting quality Doms these days. Good luck! These are both awesome lines.

Quote: Congrats. Great video.

Quote: I'd say you have a female there. Please let us know what it turns out to be

Check out post # 449 in this thread. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=437570&p=45

Quote: So they were pure red like a Rhode Island, or did they possess any barring at all? They had barring a reddish color in place of the black were these gamefowl? A lot of folks when they speak of old fashioned Doms are refering to the gamefowl...

Quote: So they were pure red like a Rhode Island, or did they possess any barring at all? They had barring a reddish color in place of the black No pictures??? Very interesting. Certainly get some eggs and share what happens with us. Thanks!

Quote: Congrats! They are really cute!

Quote: Yay! I am glad you are able to get birds from there. How far are they from you? They have very nice bantams. The Dom photo on MyPetChicken is their bird