Albey
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Recently I have been taking pictures of my Line Bred Snow’s so I can update my available page with this years offerings. I have come to the conclusion that even though the Mack Super Snow’s are almost always pure white and black in color in my opinion they do not compare to a really nice A or A+ grade Line Bred Snow. The contrast of the white to black and the spotting seems to make each one unique. The Mack Super Snow’s with their uniform striping and pattern just seem to lack the character of the Line Bred. Some of the customers that have bought both from me also agree so I am not alone in this decision. Don’t get me wrong, I really like The Mack’s but the Line Bred were my first love. Here are pictures of some really nice ones. I would post more of them but there is a five-picture maximum. LOL
After you have had a chance to check them out I would love to hear other peoples opinions. It doesn’t mean I will agree with you (you know what the say about opinions), but I would like to hear them any way. LOL
PS I have hatched out literally over 300 Line Bred Snow’s and have never hatched out a Super Snow. If the A1 line of Snow’s can produce the Mack Super Snow there has to be some hidden gene in the Mack’s they are bred to that bring it out in them. Just My Opinion!
After you have had a chance to check them out I would love to hear other peoples opinions. It doesn’t mean I will agree with you (you know what the say about opinions), but I would like to hear them any way. LOL
PS I have hatched out literally over 300 Line Bred Snow’s and have never hatched out a Super Snow. If the A1 line of Snow’s can produce the Mack Super Snow there has to be some hidden gene in the Mack’s they are bred to that bring it out in them. Just My Opinion!