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On Mar 16, 4:03 pm, "Stan Gula" wrote:
"George Cleveland" wrote in message

I don't know for sure but I would bet it is a mutation that they ran
across in their cross breedings. They have a pretty intense program of
artificial selection t Whiting.

Nope, it has size 80 clear hackles for tying paramecia imitations.

Both are certainly not far from the truth. Genetics being the truly
wonderful and bizarre theater that it is today, chickens that drop ALL
their feathers when molting (can you say cheap strung hackle?) and/or
produce just itty bitty feathers of the right color/pattern/length/
strength/translucency/oiliness/frost resistance.....and cholesterol
content.....are just a large order away.

Wolfgang
who may not have seen it in scientific american, the oed, or on fox
news, but would wager a shiny new nickel on it anyway.

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skin is still there, looks more like they shaved it!!


"Daniel-San" wrote in message
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"13thchoise" wrote

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Good grief! Check this out. Scroll down to the nude rooster.

http://www.jpdessaigne.com/Galerie_p...gewhiting.htm#


I had no idea they skinned them alive.


That bird sure seems alive.... that is a shock. I figured that the bird
became someone's dinner.

Dan

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DRS a écrit :
skin is still there, looks more like they shaved it!!


Elmer Fudd="on"
The mad kiwi stwikes again, he shaved sheep, now wrooster, what's next?
Be afwaid, be vewy afwaid. :-D
/Elmer Fudd

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