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  1. 07-14-2010, 06:46 PM #1
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    Question A triple sired clutch?

    Has anyone had a triple sired clutch? Pictures of such?

    I may have one on my hands.

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    Re: A triple sired clutch?

    Brandon, I had one last year. I bred a pied, lesser, bumble bee and pewter to my pied females. This is one of the clutches.

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    Re: A triple sired clutch?

    Now that's the jackpot clutch there!
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    Re: A triple sired clutch?

    Quote Originally Posted by David Green View Post
    Brandon, I had one last year. I bred a pied, lesser, bumble bee and pewter to my pied females. This is one of the clutches.

    Cool. Very nice! I think I have a sable, woma and pinstripe in one clutch.
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