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I wish I knew more about male and female lines, but anyway. You have 2 decent pairs of OEG's your splash to me look better then your wheatens.
I did showmanship until I was to old to do it, and have been helping my club with the JR's as well as judging JR showmanship. I've seen kids bring in crossbreds before, I've had a girl bring in a RIR bantam, Red Pyle OEG cross wich suprisningly looked like a white taild red OEG, anyway, it was undubed.
Now, you can do showmanship with him undubed, but, it's likely you won't place well. If he is a cockerel, (under a year old) you can get away with it, it's classifide as a "defect" when theye are cockerels, and a "disqualification" as a cock bird (over a year.) I think the OEG bantam club states "that all cockerels must be dubed by November 1st" that is, in order to be shown them more.
I would recomend having your doughter use your wheaten female or either one of the splash's, since it looks like your Wheaten male is also missing a "wing bow" wich is basicly a brownish bay color on the secondairys, in other words he's "crow winged"
All in all, it should be about fun more then anything.
Futer Tip:
some disqualifications and defects for the OEG bantams:
an undubed cock bird = disqualification.
a cock bird without spurs = disqualification.
and Im pretty sure "stubs" (basicly small feathers betwen the toes) is a disqualification, but im not sure now... might be a defect.
and for the wheaten variety of OEG bantam, a defect would be feathers with white in them.
Thanks so much! The splash one is also better behaved. I guess she just likes a challenge and his personality for some reason.
You've seen kids bring in crossbreds for showmanship?
I wish I knew more about male and female lines, but anyway. You have 2 decent pairs of OEG's your splash to me look better then your wheatens.
I did showmanship until I was to old to do it, and have been helping my club with the JR's as well as judging JR showmanship. I've seen kids bring in crossbreds before, I've had a girl bring in a RIR bantam, Red Pyle OEG cross wich suprisningly looked like a white taild red OEG, anyway, it was undubed.
Now, you can do showmanship with him undubed, but, it's likely you won't place well. If he is a cockerel, (under a year old) you can get away with it, it's classifide as a "defect" when theye are cockerels, and a "disqualification" as a cock bird (over a year.) I think the OEG bantam club states "that all cockerels must be dubed by November 1st" that is, in order to be shown them more.
I would recomend having your doughter use your wheaten female or either one of the splash's, since it looks like your Wheaten male is also missing a "wing bow" wich is basicly a brownish bay color on the secondairys, in other words he's "crow winged"
All in all, it should be about fun more then anything.
Futer Tip:
some disqualifications and defects for the OEG bantams:
an undubed cock bird = disqualification.
a cock bird without spurs = disqualification.
and Im pretty sure "stubs" (basicly small feathers betwen the toes) is a disqualification, but im not sure now... might be a defect.
and for the wheaten variety of OEG bantam, a defect would be feathers with white in them.
Thanks so much! The splash one is also better behaved. I guess she just likes a challenge and his personality for some reason.
You've seen kids bring in crossbreds for showmanship?