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  1. MysteryChicken

    what is the rarest breed you have in your flock?! i have an Egyptian Fayoumi

    It would be very unlikely.
  2. MysteryChicken

    Mini American Game Breeding Project(From Scratch)(And Discussion Thread)

    This is better. This is Father, & Son. The son is the first picture.
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    Mini American Game Breeding Project(From Scratch)(And Discussion Thread)

    Full grown.
  4. MysteryChicken

    Mini American Game Breeding Project(From Scratch)(And Discussion Thread)

    I've free ranged mine, & none ever got gotten by a predator. They'll be free ranged again once we move to our new home.
  5. MysteryChicken

    Dusky comb with white patches and white debris on head

    Urates, is chicken urine.
  6. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    My Games have tried breeding at 3-6 weeks, to 4 months. It varies slightly. Sometimes not until 5-6 months.
  7. MysteryChicken

    MysteryChicken's, Flock.

    Well, today is day 3 on the Brahma Cockerel's quarantine, & still no sign of illness. He's more happy though. Gets excited to see me when I open the greenhouse.
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    MysteryChicken's, Flock.

    Well, now I gotta replace my Black Sumatra Hen. Found her dead this morning. Looks like she was squished at bedtime. It was extra cold last night.
  9. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    I didn't say that. It can still be attempted. Whether, or not there will be success, it's a wait, & see.
  10. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    I just received a 7 month old Brahma Cockerel from a breeder 2 days ago. He's going through a quarantine period regardless. The breeder said disease free, but regardless you must take precautions if they are, because there's a slight chance they might be hiding something.
  11. MysteryChicken

    What color are these silkie chicks?

    Splash X Black = 50% Blue. 50% Black. Pictures of the parents are always helpful? The lighter chick looks like a splash so maybe the hen is actually a dark blue.
  12. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    There's hens of different breeds with them. At 6 months he's passed the successful introduction period. The younger the better with these guys.
  13. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    Here's a couple of mine. These are Purebred Old Bloodline Indian Malays.
  14. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    Just the bird.
  15. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    He might be able to. What's his age, & Strain?
  16. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    Pictures of the bird(s) will give us ideas as well.
  17. MysteryChicken

    New Asil cockerel attacking hens

    Separate him in a cage? No matter what breed, should never just put a new bird in a coop without proper introduction first. There should always be a month long quarantine period as well before introduction.
  18. MysteryChicken

    Mini American Game Breeding Project(From Scratch)(And Discussion Thread)

    Yes, it is, fairly common. Even one of my Malays hens has spurs. I've even got a Largefowl Chinese Silkie hen with spurs, which she grew at 6 months. I had 3 spurred Silkie hens, 2 didn't survive the trip.
  19. MysteryChicken

    Black To White Experiment

    Some new chicks for the Chameleon Project for added Genetic Diversity. They're EE crosses. One is a RIR/EE cross.
  20. MysteryChicken

    Identifying Birds

    Those are indeed chickens. Better picture for clear identification of breed. The first look like either a Cream Legbar, or maybe some Cream Legbar/EE cross.
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