Il leghorns, marrone, bianco, nero buff e duckwing : Un illustrato livorno standard, con un trattato di giudicare leghorns, e le istruzioni complete sulla riproduzione, accoppiamento e presentante . 40 - lessly ha consentito di eseguire in quarti sporca fino a quando le loro gambe havebecome scalato su da parassiti. I tagli sono di solito,uccelli leggermente fuori della condizione, uno-mezzo punto; uccelli di showingsigns roup, uno a oneand metà; scagliose gambe, uno e in misura compresa tramezzo giro a due, come in grado; uccelli maschio con pettini strappato orwattles provocati dai combattimenti, una metà di uno. Qualsiasi specimenso male come malato a mettere a repentaglio la vita di altre speci

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The leghorns, brown, white, black buff and duckwing : An illustrated leghorn standard, with a treatise on judging leghorns, and complete instructions on breeding, mating and exhibiting . 40 — lessly allowed to run in filthy quarters until their legs havebecome scaled over by parasites. The cuts usually are, birds slightly out of condition, one-half point; birds showingsigns of roup, one to oneand one-half; scaly legs, one and ahalf to two, as in degree; male birds with torn combs orwattles caused by fighting, one-half to one. Any specimenso badly diseased as to endanger the lives of other specimenson exhibition should be disqualified and ordered out of thebuilding at once. MEAD. This section is valued at four points and in shape shouldbe short and deep and in color a reddish bay. It is seldomwe discount for color in this section. If we do at all it is fora slight ticking of grey on the head of females, caused usu-. ally by feathers being constantly injured by males in thebreeding pen. For this defect the cut is one-half point, Inshape where the head is too long, following more after theGame style, the cut is one-half to one, as in degree. If beakis too long and too straight cut one-half to one; face full ofpuffs or wrinkles, one-half to one. COMB. This section is valued at ten points, and is without doubtthe most important section on the bird, so far as fancypoints are concerned. It hasno commercial value. I pre-sume you could not sell100 pounds of them for twen-ty cents, but a bird without acomb and without a good one, too, would not be worth tencents a dozen to the fancybreeder. We refer our read-ers to Chart 1 and to the il-lustration, A SymmetricalHead, and ask them to studythe combs carefully. Hereyou will find combs that fillthe standard requirements, combs that are symmetricaland in harmony with thebirds they adorn. Such combswould pass without a cut, andwould, if properly mated, stamp them

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• bookcentury1900
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