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My 2 barbu d'uccle cockerels born last year have developed what I
think are large combs and prominent wattles. The beards are there but
the wattles hide them.

I have posted pictures in the Photos section under the album 'Matt'.

Does this make they are not showable barbu d'uccles? Any further
comments on the quality of the birds type etc would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Matt
Sat Feb 9, 2008 12:13 pm

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My 2 barbu d'uccle cockerels born last year have developed what I think are large combs and prominent wattles. The beards are there but the wattles hide them. ... 		psychwebme
Offline Send Email 		Feb 9, 2008
12:14 pm

Maybe you could show them, but they DO have large combs and prominent wattles as you say - so they would not be winners ! I like the type and colour, but I do...
Bent Skaarup Pedersen
beskpe
Offline Send Email 		Feb 9, 2008
5:25 pm

Hi, your birds are too high, you have to breed d'Uccle lower and with a "bull neck". You can compare with my rooster on the last photo, I like his shape but he...
cupidonsemeurt
Offline Send Email 		Feb 14, 2008
6:43 pm

Thank you both for the comments. I can see these cockerels were a bit tall and the necks thin. There were 4 out of 5 cockerels with the same characteristics...
Matt Evans
psychwebme
Offline Send Email 		Feb 18, 2008
12:15 am

I am trying to help a neighbour who is wishing to re-establish a flock of millefleur barbu d'uccles. She requires about 9 further hens of a good standard...
Matt Evans
psychwebme
Offline Send Email 		Feb 18, 2008
12:21 am

Hi All My name is sue and i am a new member and to Chicken breeding,we used to have a few chickens a number of years ago just for there eggs, my husband and...
w.susan51
Offline Send Email 		Jun 18, 2008
9:19 pm

Hi folks, What is the expected life span for a Barbu d'Uccle? This year I have had the loss of a hen just under 3 and a cock around 3-4. They were both very...
Matt Evans
psychwebme
Offline Send Email 		Jul 21, 2008
11:51 pm

Could it be something like Avian Tb? In the archives of the BBBC is an article on this __________________________________________________________ Not happy...
stephanie coates
coatesstepha...
Offline Send Email 		Jul 23, 2008
8:49 am

Stephanie thanks. I think you might be right unfortunately. I couldn’t find the article you mention although I have found information such as here:...
Matt Evans
psychwebme
Offline Send Email 		Jul 25, 2008
9:22 pm

Realise I didn’t post an update on this previously. Had a post-mortem done on the cockerel and it came back as most likely cause of death from coccidiosis....
Matt Evans
psychwebme
Offline Send Email 		Oct 9, 2008
12:00 am

Hi Matt, i'm a bit of a late comer to the topic, but the oldest d'uccle i knew of, was at least twelve years old on her passing. she belonged to a friend of...
robin.budden
Offline Send Email 		Oct 8, 2008
7:56 pm

Thanks for that Rob. What a great age and great character. Some of my ladies are getting rather white at 4 so I can imagine what they must look like at 12. My...
Matt Evans
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8:56 pm
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