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    Doc Moll Albanys as bred by Doc Romaker of Arkansas
    Forum -> Breeders and Breeding
    Doc Romaker would not sell me any birds back when he was still involved in the sport, he only lived about 60 miles from me and didn't want to meet them in the pit. But when he retired, Doc told me he ...[more]
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    Posted by Cossatot on Saturday 20 March 2010 - 16:12:22

    Doc Moll Albanys as bred by Doc Romaker of Arkansas
    Forum -> Game Strain Histories, Requests and Discussions
    Doc Romaker would not sell me any birds back when he was still involved in the sport, he only lived about 60 miles from me and didn't want to meet them in the pit. But when he retired, Doc told me he ...[more]
    spring chickens   white feathers   egg production   genetic trait   pullets   new blood   hens   stags   moll   brood   
    Posted by Cossatot on Saturday 20 March 2010 - 15:58:18

    Lacy Roundheads by Judge Ernest Lacy
    These are letter written to and from Judge Lacy himself, they give a brief explaination into the breeding of his fowl.
    Part 1

    I started my roundhead in 1915 by breeding a Hope roundhead cock (loaned me...[more]
    lacy roundheads   brood stock   ear lobes   white feathers   yellow legs   small cock   roundhead   eyed pea   spangle   explaination   
    Posted on Monday 27 July 2009 - 00:00:00 in Breed Histories

    Mugwumps
        Referring to the orgin of the Mugwump strain of game fowl, I will say that back in the distant past there was a turfman and cock fighter of this state by the name of Col. Thomas G. Bac...[more]
    hibernia park   algonquin language   game cock   yellow legs   white feathers   
    Posted on Wednesday 15 April 2009 - 00:00:00 in Breed Histories

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