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Western Canada Poultry Swap » Discussions » Useful Links/Information » Neck Adornments - Dewlap, Wattles, Bowties...

Neck Adornments - Dewlap, Wattles, Bowties...

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HigginsRAT


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Last edited by HigginsRAT on Thu Jan 02, 2014 11:06 am; edited 1 time in total

http://www.wolven.ca/higgins/ratranch/

auntieevil

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Would you say a goat's beard is an adornment? My one female has one, the other, not. People call my milking girl, with the huge udder, a boy. Funny how the beard is associated with masculinity....

Arcticsun

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The bowties on turkeys denote the animal carries the fashionista gene. Many may think they have the gene, but onlythe most chic of the birds every have one.
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Last edited by HigginsRAT on Thu Jan 02, 2014 11:07 am; edited 2 times in total

http://www.wolven.ca/higgins/ratranch/

auntieevil

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Penny has a two tone beard. How cool is that?
I will have to tell Nora that other girls with horns and beards are also mistaken for boys. This will please her...

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