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A side sprig....bane of the show chicken.
Judges look for side sprigs when looking at show chickens. It is a growth projecting from the side of the chickens comb. It will disqualify any show bird with a single comb. It is not as noticeable in double combed hens.
Compare it to a Miss universe contest and it would be like a contestant with short hair and a third ear.
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