ksalvagno
Alpaca Master
What cuties! Congrats!
It is odd. I thought that buck was solid white when I bought him. He then matured into a very light tan. When he shed his winter coat this year he had a white belt with his light tan color. I have had a few solid white this year but most of them are the brown, silver brown that these two are or brown with white belts. There is some variation in the patterns. For the most part, I keep it straight by just "getting to know them". You eventually learn subtile differences in color patterns, one slightly darker or lighter, the shape of the head or ears, etc.marlowmanor said:Cute babies. Your Kiko buck must have some strong color genetics. Every one of your kids that are part kiko are the same color. Seems no matter what color mom is that Kiko buck throws kids with his color. How do you keep up with who belongs to who when all the kids in the field are the same color?
why don't you tag?jodief100 said:It is odd. I thought that buck was solid white when I bought him. He then matured into a very light tan. When he shed his winter coat this year he had a white belt with his light tan color. I have had a few solid white this year but most of them are the brown, silver brown that these two are or brown with white belts. There is some variation in the patterns. For the most part, I keep it straight by just "getting to know them". You eventually learn subtile differences in color patterns, one slightly darker or lighter, the shape of the head or ears, etc.marlowmanor said:Cute babies. Your Kiko buck must have some strong color genetics. Every one of your kids that are part kiko are the same color. Seems no matter what color mom is that Kiko buck throws kids with his color. How do you keep up with who belongs to who when all the kids in the field are the same color?
I tag at 30 days when I give the first CD&T. The white tags we get from the Commonwealth are hard to read from a distance. I just learn who is who eventually.20kidsonhill said:why don't you tag?jodief100 said:It is odd. I thought that buck was solid white when I bought him. He then matured into a very light tan. When he shed his winter coat this year he had a white belt with his light tan color. I have had a few solid white this year but most of them are the brown, silver brown that these two are or brown with white belts. There is some variation in the patterns. For the most part, I keep it straight by just "getting to know them". You eventually learn subtile differences in color patterns, one slightly darker or lighter, the shape of the head or ears, etc.marlowmanor said:Cute babies. Your Kiko buck must have some strong color genetics. Every one of your kids that are part kiko are the same color. Seems no matter what color mom is that Kiko buck throws kids with his color. How do you keep up with who belongs to who when all the kids in the field are the same color?
black spanish have greying through out the legs... can you post its legs?jodief100 said:I got a tabletop version to play with. If I get good with it and an make some money I will get the big one. I can't remember the brand but it was a cheep one, $140 including the fan and turner.Roll farms said:I probably missed it, but what incubator did you end up getting?
If we can work it out, when Delbert comes for his goats, maybe I can send you some silkie eggs to try out. I'm not getting many but you're welcome to some.
The turkeys came in!!!! I picked them up at lunch and they are in my car.
The Midget Whites and the "hatchery choice" which appear to be more midget whites, a lone Narragenssett and some I can't quite place.
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These I am not sure about. I think the one on the left is a Spanish Black but is the other one just a lighter Balck or is it a Chocolate? Or am I completly wrong?
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