All my clarets are straight comb mostly white legs wine red some white specs.
Very smart and fast fowl.
http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...a23/claret.jpg
All my clarets are straight comb mostly white legs wine red some white specs.
Very smart and fast fowl.
http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...a23/claret.jpg
Here are some pictures of Madigan Clarets both red and white.
http://sabong.net.ph/gallery/showpho...500/ppuser/294
http://sabong.net.ph/gallery/showpho...500/ppuser/294
http://sabong.net.ph/gallery/showpho...500/ppuser/294
There are more including sparing and on www.Kingejayentry.multiply.com
Cheers
madigan clarets are not true claret there yellow leged the are very fast and agresive because there an whitehackle claret cross thats been line breed and called clarets true clarets are whiteleged and solid white anything else is a cross thats been line breed and gave the name and anyone who tells u diffrent dont know what there talking about. just like there is no such thing a a green leged claret its a hatch rooster, and pure sids arent like some u see on here there black strait comb with either black or slate colored legs
The madigin clarets my dad had years ago was 100% straight comb and 100% white legged with black spurs. The old brood cock was covered in white specks and never threw a stag with white specks and the hens were light red with the biggest combs you ever seen.
My Clarets came from Carol Higginson-Maple mountain, they are wine red, white legs, and straight comb, rare yellow leg.....came from Clem Tucker-Utah...
Son, why do you think they are named Claret? It's because the originals were the color of Claret Wine (red). The Whites came later, J.H. Madigin made the Clarets and they came both WL and YL.Originally Posted by HardhitingSids
I got my Madigan Clarets from Red Fox Farm and the stag is an aggressive flyer and does well in sparring. He is medium station. I got 5 "pure" Clarets out of the single mating and hen hatched the first try.
The chicks are almost 2 months old now
Last edited by EPG5 Backyard; April 17th, 2012 at 12:26 PM.
The Original Clarets came both yellow and white legged. 100% st8 comb. After over 60 years with clarets, we've/i've gotten an ocassional yellow legged one, but mainly stags. All anyone has to do is read Mr. Madigans own letters and you'll see where he states they came both colored legs. Sooo many people think they know exactly how Madigan bred his fowl and will tell ya exactly how he bred them. When in fact there wasnt two people in the world knew how he bred them!! Those millionaires dint go around telling how thier fowl were bred and would tell you off in no uncertain terms if you even asked them. That's like the Marsh Butchers, does anyone think they wont throw a yellow leg?? Well guess again!! And Madigan did breed some Butcher blood into his clarets. Plus he bred a Lowman whitehackle into this clarets and then bred it out! How about the Duryea Whitehackles that supposedly started the clarets. Anyone wonder what E.W. Law (madigans' partner at one time) bred into the clarets after he started walking them at his place??
Last edited by irishcutt; April 23rd, 2011 at 09:00 PM.
I bought a trio of white clarets from a great man in ohio. The stag is yelloe legged straight combed, one pullet is the same (YL St Comb) and the other pullet is white legged and straight combed. I really like them
im just asking were i can aquired this madigan claret, who is the breeder here in PI.i just want to buy a pullet thanks.
Those are some nice clarets.
Are the Lights Out Clarets bred by Ray Harris out of Texas the Madigan Claret? Have heard they were and have also heard they were not.........
What bloodline of clarets are your fowl, Sir Bully?
They're sharp-looking fowl. They remind me of my Alexander Griffin clarets.
what kind of clarets does travis clark have...
ray alexander claret
irish hit it right on the spot..... no one knows the excact compisition of this blood the Duryea Whitehackles are there at the top as a blood used..... people will never let out the bread and butter of their breeding choice..... cigar
i will assume it's an Albany.in some articles of the old gamecock magazine.Law was quoted by saying that all his chicken contain a little of the albany blood.just speculating as only the owners have the real knowledge of the fowl.
Frederick
Here is the picture of one of the Madigan Claret hen I got from Red Fox Farm. She is with my ALBANY broodcock in their breeding pen right now; picture taken on 5/3/11.
Last edited by EPG5 Backyard; April 17th, 2012 at 12:28 PM.
ok sir EPG5 thanks very nice hen.
I may be mistaken but I think Ray's clarets are heavy in the Hanky Dean line. YFIS
i don't know for sure however don't think they are hanky deans not too many people still have this line of clarets we have had them for the longest of our clarets... pop's and granddad got them in the 60's and we have had them since.... i knew there was a farm that had them however they were white our's are 100% red.....
cigar
Here are the four F1s Madigan Claret cockerels now at 2 1/2 months old. I hope they get to medium station
Last edited by EPG5 Backyard; April 17th, 2012 at 12:30 PM.
sir EPG very nice cokerels i think picture 3 & 4 is a good for BC.Thanks 4 the pics.Here are the four F1s Madigan Claret cockerels now at 2 1/2 months old. I hope they get to medium station
had somebody bought from e.l. jonas of natalia,tx? madigin clarets and greys is what he has on his ads. appreciate your kind input. thank you.
The information i got about the Madigan Claret is that they can come both yellow and white legged. The also can can come straight or pea combed. The is comes from a old gentleman that new Madigin. His father and uncle waled roosters for Madigin.
my pix of pure madigin claret
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