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Silver Am cockerel for evaluation

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Fyremare:

--- Quote from: Russ on November 20, 2014, 09:50:53 AM ---postal scales with small carpet here also remember to zero it out the cock he came from weighed 6.5lbs so if he comes close to that i would use him for several years putting him over daughter. Grand daughter etc

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And at what age do we consider him mature for weight? I always thought a year, but these Silvers seem to take longer for full maturity. He is about 7 months now.

Russ:
he will get a little bigger for sure. At his age anything over 5 or 5 1\2 lb would be great. That would hopefully put him around 6 1/2 lb or better by spring according to my records.

Connor Hogan:
The name of your posting makes me want to look at this

Susan Mouw:

--- Quote from: Mike Gilbert on November 18, 2014, 12:51:03 PM ---
--- Quote from: Susan Mouw on November 18, 2014, 12:21:57 PM ---I can't wait to see what the experts have to say -
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Expert = pretty much anybody from out of town, and they used to wear ties.

He looks very good to me.   Maybe a little cold?    Would be interested in his weight.

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In the Army, we used to call that "flagpole expert", Mike - anyone outside of the shadow of his home post flagpole was an expert.

Fyremare:
Sadly I had to make the choice to cull this beauty for wry tail. So... out of 35 Silvers from 3 sources to choose from, I am down to 5 cockerels and my senior cock, 10 pullets and my senior hen. Not a single egg from any of the little rascals yet! They also have not been put in their breeding sets yet either.
Thanks for picking on me! Love it!!!
Chris

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