These are some of the pelts from my recent batch of fryers.
All opal lynx, blue steel or lilac steels. Far from a prime age, but I'm not disappointed.
(I'm impressed with their dress out too, but I don't have numbers for you.)
The lynx pictured didn't have standup fur, and this time around I'm culling heavily for that trait.
These guys have a softness and density that I REALLY like. I'd say it's a bit softer feeling than SF fur. Maybe from the Lilac genes?
My husband said that we had to have a quilt of these for the bed.
So..I guess I have a lot of tanning to do. :gettowork:
The result of my work? More work. :roll:
We have decided to retain one lynx buckling, one lynx doeling and the SF doe to continue this line (at least until I get my quilt.)
All opal lynx, blue steel or lilac steels. Far from a prime age, but I'm not disappointed.
(I'm impressed with their dress out too, but I don't have numbers for you.)
The lynx pictured didn't have standup fur, and this time around I'm culling heavily for that trait.
These guys have a softness and density that I REALLY like. I'd say it's a bit softer feeling than SF fur. Maybe from the Lilac genes?
My husband said that we had to have a quilt of these for the bed.
So..I guess I have a lot of tanning to do. :gettowork:
The result of my work? More work. :roll:
We have decided to retain one lynx buckling, one lynx doeling and the SF doe to continue this line (at least until I get my quilt.)