RUMPLESS GAME
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ORIGIN: Great Britain
CATEGORY: Hard feather
EGG COLOUR: White, sometimes tinted
CLASSIFICATION |
CODE |
MASSES |
BREED CODE |
RING SIZES |
Light breed |
|
|
|
|
LARGE |
|
|
180 |
|
Cock |
10 |
2,3 – 2,7 kg |
|
D |
Hen |
12 |
1,8 – 2,3 kg |
|
C |
Stag |
14 |
2,3 – 2,7 kg |
|
D |
Pullet |
16 |
1,8 – 2,3 kg |
|
C |
|
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BANTAMS |
|
|
434 |
|
Cock |
10 |
620 – 740 g |
|
C |
Hen |
12 |
510 – 620 g |
|
B |
Stag |
14 |
620 – 740 g |
|
C |
Pullet |
16 |
510 – 620 g |
|
B |
As is common with any rumpless breed, the parson’s nose or ’Caudal Appendage’ (uropygium) is missing. Foreign breeds like the Barbu d’Anvers has a rumpless version called Barbu du Grube. The Barbu d’Uccle has the Barbu d’Everberg as its rumplesss version and, even in Japan, there is a Rumpless Yokohama, funny though it may sound, with its long saddle hackle making it feasible. A genetic accident with Old English Game many years ago probably created our own Rumpless Game. The breed though not popular in the bantam form is often seen in large fowl.
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