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  1. TexasBlues

    Postmaster took chicks home

    Excellent response
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    Developing My Own Breed Of Large Gamefowl For Free Range Survival (Junglefowl x Liege)

    I agree it has been lost. I might have spoke on it before, but my family raised quarter horses and game chickens when I was kid. And they didn’t have coops or nest boxes or feeders. I was shocked as an adult getting back into chickens that most people keep their chickens penned up and...
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    Developing My Own Breed Of Large Gamefowl For Free Range Survival (Junglefowl x Liege)

    Best of luck with your break from making content. I have a channel where I just document the chickens, no talking and it takes up time to film, edit, upload etc. and then when you get fans, they have a million questions.
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    Developing My Own Breed Of Large Gamefowl For Free Range Survival (Junglefowl x Liege)

    Probably just parallel thinking. I think he’s been breeding it for about 5-6 years.
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    Developing My Own Breed Of Large Gamefowl For Free Range Survival (Junglefowl x Liege)

    The videos probably inspired people to do something similar. I saw some sponsored post on Facebook for the “Jack-o-raptor” which seemed like another Terrorfowl.
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    🐣🐥Black Copper Marans and Whiting True Blues. Lots of videos🎥

    95º+ weather here already. Chicks staying hydrated at the water stations. Check out the copper mark of the beast on that one chick, that chick is one of the half maran/half whiting true blue. Getting about 6-7 eggs a day from 10 layers.
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    Leghorn x Ameraucana

    Whiting true blues and Prairie Bluebells have a similar background foundation of leghorn x ameracauna.
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    Help identifying vine

    yes it should be good for them to eat the berries.
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    Help identifying vine

    Virginia Creeper
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    new research debunks trad views on nutrition

    That’s good to know. Teff is new to me. Tiny super grain high in lysine from Ethiopia. Sounds great for Texas chicks. I guess with the right permits I could grow hemp seed as well.
  11. TexasBlues

    lost a brown leghorn hen & 4 chicks to a snake (warning, dead hen pix)

    Damn snakes. Wasn’t Luttrell the last survivor?
  12. TexasBlues

    Hens or roos?

    Look like 2 boys to me
  13. TexasBlues

    new research debunks trad views on nutrition

    Here’s a picture of the corn I used to grow until I got chickens. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/purple-corn-vs-yellow-corn-what%E2%80%99s-the-difference.1609980/#post-27453658
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    new research debunks trad views on nutrition

    Oh! And sunflowers love it here. I didn’t think about that one
  15. TexasBlues

    new research debunks trad views on nutrition

    I have a friend that makes flour from acorns. He says burr oak works well because it’s big and easy to collect. We have a park close by that has loads of burrs, reds, live oaks and chinkapins.
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    new research debunks trad views on nutrition

    Corn and amaranth will grow well here. Sorghum, millet, barley, and winter oats are commonly grown here.
  17. TexasBlues

    Deathlayer gender

    The wattles look like a male’s
  18. TexasBlues

    Olive Egger - rooster or hen?

    looks like a barred cockerel from a marans x legbar cross
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    new research debunks trad views on nutrition

    I was brainstorming with a friend the other day about alternative feeds that I could source locally and free. I collect a lot of pecans and feed them to the flock. He said what about acorns? There are unlimited amounts of them here in the fall I could collect. I haven't tried to feed them yet. I...
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    new research debunks trad views on nutrition

    Alright Amigo, I called the local feed store and its $20 for 50# of wheat. The feed I get from them is $40 for 50#. Besides wheat, what other grains should I source? Corn, Oats, Peas?
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