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Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2019 6:17 pm
by BlackOak2
This colt will be sold within the hour of this post. He has 4.5 months left before he becomes a yearling.
Get your final bids in.
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2019 6:39 pm
by Uralym
BlackOak2 wrote:
Thank you!
His parents might be still hanging around, along with aunts, uncles, grandparents... a lot of his family still living, as I type this out. But only one of his recipe breed so far.
When I started this particular quest, I didn't think it would be so difficult.
So... go figure.
Anyway, he'll be selling off here soon. So if you're online and want to bid, get it in soon. He'll be going to the highest bidder, when he becomes a yearling. I think there might be one other mare that might be pregnant for this recipe, but I don't have high hopes of a good outcome, considering the difficulties I've had so far.
Haha, yeah I already figured that this breed is not an easy one to create as I got the needed crosses and then I was like: "How am I supposed to get something that heavy out of such light built crosses?"
Now I'm on my way for making heavier horses for that breed (a couple of generations passed already)
Sure, I'll make a try at bidding.
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2019 6:44 pm
by BlackOak2
Uralym wrote:BlackOak2 wrote:
Thank you!
His parents might be still hanging around, along with aunts, uncles, grandparents... a lot of his family still living, as I type this out. But only one of his recipe breed so far.
When I started this particular quest, I didn't think it would be so difficult.
So... go figure.
Anyway, he'll be selling off here soon. So if you're online and want to bid, get it in soon. He'll be going to the highest bidder, when he becomes a yearling. I think there might be one other mare that might be pregnant for this recipe, but I don't have high hopes of a good outcome, considering the difficulties I've had so far.
Haha, yeah I already figured that this breed is not an easy one to create as I got the needed crosses and then I was like: "How am I supposed to get something that heavy out of such light built crosses?"
Now I'm on my way for making heavier horses for that breed (a couple of generations passed already)
Sure, I'll make a try at bidding.
I did the same thing, but I went too far. Try sticking to 'just' the light-weight side. That was one of my problems, I kept popping super heavies, even when crossing to the super lights.
It was...
SUPER weird!
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2019 8:47 pm
by BlackOak2
Uralym wrote:...
He is now a yearling, bids are closed!
Final bid belongs to Uralym.
Congratulations!
As soon as room is made, he can be transferred.
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2019 9:18 pm
by Sawd10
BlackOak2 wrote:Uralym wrote:...
He is now a yearling, bids are closed!
Final bid belongs to Uralym.
Congratulations!
As soon as room is made, he can be transferred.
Oh whoops didnt see the post that Uralym won it. I withdrew my bid. Congratulaions Uralym!
Uralym wrote:ping
Hope your lines go well!
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2019 9:21 pm
by BlackOak2
Sawd10 wrote:BlackOak2 wrote:
He is now a yearling, bids are closed!
Final bid belongs to Uralym.
Congratulations!
As soon as room is made, he can be transferred.
Oh whoops didnt see the post that Uralym won it. I withdrew my bid. Congratulaions Uralym!
Uralym wrote:ping
Hope your lines go well!
No problem!
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2019 9:24 pm
by Joes_Horse_Rescue_27
The colt is beutiful!
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2019 8:19 am
by Silverine
BlackOak2 wrote:
Do you still have his dam? (And possibly sire too, though the dam interests me more.) I'd be willing to take her off your hands if you won't be using her for anything else.
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2019 4:41 pm
by BlackOak2
Silverine wrote:BlackOak2 wrote:
Do you still have his dam? (And possibly sire too, though the dam interests me more.) I'd be willing to take her off your hands if you won't be using her for anything else.
Dam will still hang around for awhile, she's only in her early teens.
Sire is younger yet, not yet ten as I'm typing this.
I'll put them both up for you to swing by whenever. No minimum sale price, as usual between us.
There's many of the family leftover as well, these are those that are still living at the moment.
Old Girls:
Young Girls:
Old Boys:
Young Boy... Very Young Boy:
Re: Hah! Finally got it!
Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2019 6:46 pm
by BlackOak2
Vsco.Champing.sksksk wrote:The colt is beutiful!
Thank you.
To make your own color, get a black coat and two tiger eyes.
Black is easily found in the AC in any breed, tiger eye you get from the north african barb.
The breed however, is a much longer process. Check the wiki under help, breeds wiki for the road map (you'll have to back-check each breed).