La faraona bantam; una descrizione degli standard di tutte le razze e varietà di bantams e di nuove razze che stanno diventando popolari .. . Le qualità di colore finitura andfine di penciling. La fine di colore grigio dell'DarkBrahma femmina e la delicata penciling scuro deve essere mostperfect in questi Bantams oppure sono di nessun valore. Abbiamo laybefore i nostri lettori della consulenza di esperti che hanno showiktheir capacità di gestire con successo le grandi esemplari.-qui di seguito sono riportate le parole del tempo-onorato il sig. PhilanderWilliams, di Taunton, Massachusetts, che dona il suo experiencefor il nostro uso: In materia di Dark Brahma Bantams, I wo

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The bantam fowl; a description of all standard breeds and varieties of bantams, and of new breeds that are becoming popular .. . qualities of color andfine finish of penciling. The fine gray color of the DarkBrahma female and the delicate dark penciling must be mostperfect in these Bantams or else they are of no value. We laybefore our readers the advice of experts who have showiktheir ability to successfully handle the large specimens.-Below are the words of the time-honored Mr. PhilanderWilliams, of Taunton, Mass., who donates his experiencefor our use: In regard to Dark Brahma Bantams, I would say Lknow nothing. Of course, they are produced from a cross, of some varieties and it is evident that they have not been, bred long enough to have the color established. I see no.way to get the color but to breed them together and thenselect each year such specimens as you think will improvethe color. I think the proper way to breed Dark Bantamais by a double mating and breeding in, although I never didthis. The reason, I will tell you further on. I always havemated to breed nicely penciled pullets. I have always tried. r. F. MOGREWS DARK BRAHMA BANTAM. THE BANTAM FOWI., 23 to have a nicely striped hackle and saddle on the male, butprefer him mottled considerably on breast and fluff. Youwill remember when the females were quite brown, but nowyou see quite often a nice silver gray hen with scarcely anybrown, and I believe this has been brought about by lightcolored males and breeding in. I never have dared buy amale because I did not know his breeding, and unless you - do know how a male was bred he would probably spoil thecolor of your females. I give you a little experience. Last season I found mymales had poor hackles and saddles, so much so that I wascompelled to buy a male. I mated him, but you may besure I had other matings of my old stock. I did not expectto get any well penciled pullets from the new cockerel andI was not disappointed. Cockerels are good, and an im-pro

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