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    Establishing Feral Chicken flock

    some of the hens have gray or black legs.
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    Establishing Feral Chicken flock

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    Establishing Feral Chicken flock

    Some of the hens are black and have black or purple/gray legs. What ever they are they are very entertaining.
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    Establishing Feral Chicken flock

    Two years ago we moved to rural NC in the Sandhills. One of the other landowners had released some Red Jungle fowl so there was a flock of 10-25 chickens. They come several times a day, announce themselves, but are wary and wait when we go out with the feed. They are most likely mixed as the...
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    Free Range Red Jungle fowl

    They are fun to watch. Have 2 hens sitting in nesting boxes each have one real and one fake egg under them. A mom and her 6 babies visit our yard. Here she is with 2 escapees, rest under her!
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    Free Range Red Jungle fowl

    This is a long story but will fill you in! The chickens were left in the neighboring garden and he told me they were game birds, Red Jungle Fowl. (Our pest control guy also said that they were.) They ended up living on the property of the man we purchased ours from, they spend their day time...
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    North Carolina

    We are in Hoke County.
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    Free Range Red Jungle fowl

    We recently moved to the country(NC Sandhills area) and have free range chickens (3-20) visiting us throughout the day. We started feeding, had an available rabbit hutch and now have 1-3 egg layers so I collect eggs daily. A mama and her 6 chicks are now visiting and exploring our yard. The...
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