Post by arborwin on Jan 20, 2007 20:54:36 GMT -5
Batch is closed! thanks all!
Please don't sign if you just got a new chevei recently.
You can get a foal bred from the seed herd viewable here or you can sign up for an extended breeding.
If you sign up for an extended breeding, just select "Extended" in both the sire and dam dropdowns on the dreambook and put the standard parents' info (names and IDs) in the Comments field.
Right now there are no strict restrictions on whose chevei you can get an extended foal from. In other words, you can ask for a breeding even if the chevei involved aren't yours. I'm doing this to keep the gene pool as varied as possible. If the adopter of a chevei is still active on the orchard, though, it's polite to ask first. The owners list is here.
Here are some examples of recent 2005-2006 chevei (the seed herd was drawn in 2002):
Depending on how many entries I get, I will either do a draw from the total entries or give foals to each one. Haven't decided yet, but probably the latter. Thanks for looking!
Please don't sign if you just got a new chevei recently.
You can get a foal bred from the seed herd viewable here or you can sign up for an extended breeding.
If you sign up for an extended breeding, just select "Extended" in both the sire and dam dropdowns on the dreambook and put the standard parents' info (names and IDs) in the Comments field.
Right now there are no strict restrictions on whose chevei you can get an extended foal from. In other words, you can ask for a breeding even if the chevei involved aren't yours. I'm doing this to keep the gene pool as varied as possible. If the adopter of a chevei is still active on the orchard, though, it's polite to ask first. The owners list is here.
Here are some examples of recent 2005-2006 chevei (the seed herd was drawn in 2002):
Depending on how many entries I get, I will either do a draw from the total entries or give foals to each one. Haven't decided yet, but probably the latter. Thanks for looking!
