RedQuills

[EPG5 Backyard]

I just love the color pattern of these RED QUILLS. Next year I will cross my Asil/Jap cock to the Red Quill hen and see if they are better than my 1/2 Asil-Jap + 1/2 Sid Taylors.

[Luisa Galore]

Originally Posted by EPG5 Backyard

I just love the color pattern of these RED QUILLS. Next year I will cross my Asil/Jap cock to the Red Quill hen and see if they are better than my 1/2 Asil-Jap + 1/2 Sid Taylors.

Lets see what it look like? Sid Taylor and Redquill will be your Brown Red, just like our version of Brownn Red (Blackjack and Redquill).

[turbo_808]

Has anyone tried getting the Redquils from Bill Covington of Rambler Farms? Or anyone know who else has good Redquils?

[Kakahna671]

Originally Posted by Tbucks

Does anyone here use Red Quill in their breeding programs for the lk. Just wondering who has the good ones in the states? Thanks T

Check out Bill Covington, Ramblerfarm. I was browsing through his website.

Good Luck

[92ky]

how about rambler farms he advertises elsin red quills anybody know about them

[Luisa Galore]

Next breeding season these pure Redquill hens will be breeding them to Gerry Ramos Grey

[EPG5 Backyard]

Latest pics of my 1/2 JM Albany - 1/2 Red Quill stags (4 brothers). Here are two of them.

[aemartinez]

redquill x

[pecosvalley]

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...2041895&type=3

I don't know anything about these , but they are nice

[pecosvalley]

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...2041895&type=3

This one is my favorite. These is not my Facebook.

[Lino Zuniga]

Originally Posted by pecosvalley

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...2041895&type=3

This one is my favorite. These is not my Facebook.

Hey Friend. I also have Red Quil Blood. Mine come Pea Combed and Straight Combed. How about yours?

[EPG5 Backyard]

Originally Posted by Lino Zuniga

Hey Friend. I also have Red Quil Blood. Mine come Pea Combed and Straight Combed. How about yours?

You have a very handsome Red Quill. His color is fantastic, but I believe there is some outside blood infused in your Red Quill because of the very light color and especially if they come out with pea combs. Red Quills are strictly straight comb and red/ginger color, black eyes and willow legs from what I have read about their history .
This is a Marvin Wilson line 'pure' RED QUILL stag (already dubbed, but he's straight comb) obtained from Mr. Ron Lutz of Topeka, Kansas, USA

[Lino Zuniga]

Originally Posted by EPG5 Backyard

You have a very handsome Red Quill. His color is fantastic, but I believe there is some outside blood infused in your Red Quill because of the very light color and especially if they come out with pea combs. Red Quills are strictly straight comb and red/ginger color, black eyes and willow legs from what I have read about their history .
This is a Marvin Wilson line 'pure' RED QUILL stag (already dubbed, but he's straight comb) obtained from Mr. Ron Lutz of Topeka, Kansas, USA

Mine came from an old friend. He told me he bought them from Gary Gilliam's Father and hasn't added any new blood. He bought them as Eslin Red Quils. I bought them because my Wife Loves them. I still haven't tested mine. I have about Seven Stags this season though. Yes they do come lighter than yours, mine have Green beaks and legs and black eyed. One of them has a yellow beak and red eyes.

[Rafter R Farm]

From what I know of redquill they are not supposed to come willow legged but if they are pure they will come green legged with black eyes and a green beaks

[Lino Zuniga]

Originally Posted by Rafter R Farm

From what I know of redquill they are not supposed to come willow legged but if they are pure they will come green legged with black eyes and a green beaks

You made me feel a lot better about my family of red quill family. But mine come pea combed. Is that normal?

[BlackhammerFarm]

Originally Posted by Lino Zuniga

You made me feel a lot better about my family of red quill family. But mine come pea combed. Is that normal?

If there pure they should be straight combed

[EPG5 Backyard]

Definitely straight combs, willow (light green like the willow tree) color shanks, greenish beak, black eyes.

[febreez]

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just wanted to show mine not from any big named breeder but I sure like them the hens eyes are not as dark as the cocks

[febreez]

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[febreez]

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[Lino Zuniga]

Originally Posted by febreez

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That looks like a pea combed hen in there.

[febreez]

well she does not have much of a comb and you cant tell from yhis pic but I have two of them and they are straight
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[Goldenbirchens]

EPG5 Backyard,

Your Marvin Wilson Quills are looking real good. I hope they work out great for you.

[febreez]

the other hen is almost a carbon copy except she has more of a comb but you may be right I am by no means an expert

[EPG5 Backyard]

Originally Posted by Goldenbirchens

EPG5 Backyard,

Your Marvin Wilson Quills are looking real good. I hope they work out great for you.

Thanks! I'm glad you popped in here so you can straighten us out on how a true 'pure' Red Quill is supposed to look like . You are probably the most well versed in the history of the Red Quills (granted, mine are not Eslin Red Quills).

This is the latest picture of the pure Marvin Wilson RED QUILLS we produced; fortunately I got 3 females for breeding next year .

[john barrocan]

Originally Posted by EPG5 Backyard

Latest pics of my 1/2 JM Albany - 1/2 Red Quill stags (4 brothers). Here are two of them.

pare i like your quills,they look hard.

[EPG5 Backyard]

Thanks, the Albany broodcock helped make these stags look good. They've got a lot of shuffle to them, I hope they CUT quickly and are good enough to win, lol.

[sweaterhackle]

who has redquills near metro manila

[EPG5 Backyard]

Originally Posted by sweaterhackle

who has redquills near metro manila

I DO !

My RED QUILLS are kinda small because of their inbreeding. They are good for infusing SPEED into a battle-cross like I did with my medium station Johnny Moore ALBANY/Red Quill cross stags that you see in the previous photos.

Right now I have some high stationed 1/2 Sweater - 1/2 Allen RH stags so I bred one of them to my Red Quill hen, so far she laid 5 eggs.

[u.s.a]

who has the best redquills here in the states?