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What I meant was that fayoumis are a very old breed and not in your list
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I would not consider a bird that can be had from two or three hatcheries 'incredibly rare.' Are they an ancient breed? That is very, very debatable.What about fayoumis they are probably one of the most ancient breeds known and incredibly rare
I would not consider a bird that can be had from two or three hatcheries 'incredibly rare.' Are they an ancient breed? That is very, very debatable.
Historically, we know that Egyptians kept waterfowl but the Fayoumis is absent from the pictures on those old tombs. I'd guess they are the offspring of birds brought by Europeans or are nothing more than dunghill games.
Well I got to meet him the other fall at his place and seen his beautiful birds myself...so I guess he couldn't give them up totallyReally? That is not what he personally told me some five years ago at the Unifour Show.
Interesting.....
you should look at Jaerhorns. Cold hardy egg laying machines. They seem to take the heat pretty well out here in California.I wanted Fayoumis for a long time because they're heat hardy and supposedly very disease resistant. I just don't have the space and would worry about them in the winter.
penedesenca / empordanesa are super ultra heat hardy. Hands down more so than any breed I have had and it gets hot out my way. I have yet to see one pantI can't think of a better place to turn for egg in a cold and hot hardy bird than the RC subvarieties of Mediterranean breeds.