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John:
The show's show catalog (aka premium book) and/or website should contain a page of rules.  Check out page 3 of this link for the Fowl Fest rules as an example...
http://fowlfest.org/Fall%202012%20Show%20Catalog-web%20R4.pdf
"Real" poultry shows are sanctioned by the APA and generally also the ABA, so their rules also apply and are to be posted at the show as I recall.

greeneggsandham:
Well my computer didn't like that download, it froze on me.  I checked the online catalog, it wasn't different from what I received. 
I do have a question regarding the entry form.  Ameraucanas are considered bearded, non crested and single comb, right?  Also, do they usually require a double coop or single?

John:

--- Quote ---Ameraucanas are considered bearded, non crested and single comb, right?
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None of that matters with Ameraucanas and other breeds that aren't recognized with alternate traits, like bearded/non bearded & single comb/rosecomb.  See reply #1 on this topic...
http://ameraucana.org/forum/index.php?topic=1896.msg13663#msg13663


--- Quote ---Also, do they usually require a double coop or single?
--- End quote ---
Single.  Generally only males of extra heavy breeds like Brahmas use double coops, but our "Majestic ones" (aka Ameraucanas) don't. ;)

Mike Gilbert:

--- Quote from: greeneggsandham on October 09, 2012, 08:32:45 PM ---
I do have a question regarding the entry form.  Ameraucanas are considered bearded, non crested and single comb, right? 
--- End quote ---

They better not be single comb or you are looking at a D.Q.    They are pea combed and the judges know that.

greeneggsandham:

--- Quote from: John on October 09, 2012, 09:11:01 PM ---
--- Quote ---Ameraucanas are considered bearded, non crested and single comb, right?
--- End quote ---
None of that matters with Ameraucanas and other breeds that aren't recognized with alternate traits, like bearded/non bearded & single comb/rosecomb.  See reply #1 on this topic...
http://ameraucana.org/forum/index.php?topic=1896.msg13663#msg13663


--- Quote ---Also, do they usually require a double coop or single?
--- End quote ---
Single.  Generally only males of extra heavy breeds like Brahmas use double coops, but our "Majestic ones" (aka Ameraucanas) don't. ;)

--- End quote ---

OK.  So under Breed and Variety where it says to list if single or rose comb, bearded or non, I would simply put "Ameraucana Black bearded" and nothing else?  Or just Ameraucana Black?

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