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This White hen already exhibits a slim body and good crossing of her wings. The globe development and break is not what we would like to see. Plus she is standing flat footed.
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This white shows great strides from the one above. Remember there is only four years of breeding separating them!This bird exhibits better globe break, more globe roundness,tighter wing crossing, and is standing on her toes. All in all she is a much better bird.
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I even hesitate to put this picture on this page. If you have a bird in your loft that looks like this get rid of it.He is short legged, thick bodied, and has a poorly shaped globe with no definition.
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This 1972 Silver is a much better bird than the blue above. Why? He is standing on his toes and has much better legs which are the basis for any good brunner.Also, he has a longer neck allowing him to blow a better shaped globe and have more globe break.
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This 1966 Yellow also shows promise. She crosses her wings well although she is thick bodied. Also she shows the beginnings of globe break and a round globe.
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