Feathercrazie
Chirping
- Jun 3, 2021
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The problem with is once the birds leave your hands the breeding is up to the new owner. Any birds produced may carry your genetics but your expertise is no longer a factor. Does the new breeder know how to select the proper breeders, does he cull correctly, does he even understand the SOP for the breed, etc.?'If you bred it youself and it is unique to all others, I think you can make a name for your strain. I wouldn't use your own name though...something abstact. You can't really do it, with anything but Game birds though. With standard birds like Rhode Island Red, It is what is, but you could call them RIR from so and so farm. Or Jolly's RIR...