ken59
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Fehrholtz hen wanted
I am looking for a bared Fehrholtz hen. Ken West
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7/24/2009, 7:25 am
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Re: Fehrholtz hen wanted
Ken I would love to help you but I don't have any Ferholz.There must be someone who might have some extra hen you looking for.
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7/24/2009, 8:30 pm
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Re: Fehrholtz hen wanted
Thanks Amir, for the help.
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7/25/2009, 1:25 am
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It is end of breeding season there must be a hen you looking for.C'mon guys with Ferholz strain a member is in need.Show support and help Ken he must be a good guy.
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7/25/2009, 10:29 am
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Re: Fehrholtz hen wanted
Amir, Ken said he is looking for a barred Fehrholz hen. Barred is very rare in the Fehrholz birds. The only ones I have seen came from Dennis Radi and I couldn't tell they were barred because there was so many other factors involved. Dennis wrote an article in one of the old newsletters entitled, "Where have all the Bars gone in the Fehrholz birds?"
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7/25/2009, 11:48 am
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Where did ken did get his bared bird-s from Ferolz strain than?
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7/25/2009, 12:30 pm
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Sorry Ken,I don't have any or I'd help you out. I have had almond Fehrholz that show very good bars until they molt,then you can just barely see them.
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Hey, thanks for all the help. I don'thave any bared Fehrholtz but was wanting to get started. My old buddy Mike Mooring (returnee to rollers)said after it cools off the P.O. will start shipping for him So maybe I'll get lucky.
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7/26/2009, 3:03 am
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Re: Fehrholtz hen wanted
In a nut-shell, Dennis said the bars in the Fehrholz are there, but there are so many other factors involved you can't even tell. The other factors are Sooty, Verdunkel, Spread, Almond, Kite, Undergrizzle, Recessive Red, Recessive White, Mottle etc. All of these will mask the bar pattern from showing. Dennis was on a bar pattern project and the results weren't what you would expect. One was an Almond and the other a Blue Bar. But there was so much Sooty and Verdunkel in the Blue, you would have to have a trained eye in order to know that bird was barred. I have never seen one in Dennis' loft or mine that looked like a straight Blue Bar, though I am sure I have had many Bars, I just didn't know it.
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