
10/21/11, 08:09 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Hoosier transplant to cheese country
Posts: 6,437
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That explains why you got a lilac. Morgan Shultz has a lot of blue in her lines.
Some of the older D&J stuff does also, but she got out of blues and now only focuses on black and chocolate.
If you want to be successful with tans, you need to decide what colors you want to focus on and breed for those. Simply breeding random animals together with no regard for color genetics will lighten your tan factor and introduce frosting in the armpits. You don't want that. You did get your animals from good people to start with. Its a fun breed.
I really like the blues, but they are hard to come by, and the one blue buck I do have, I am not happy with. He actually came from Jodi (D&J) and has a great pedigree. Ya win some, ya lose some, I guess.
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