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  1. diriel

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

    Do you sell / ship hatchling chicks? I'm in Oklahoma, and would very much like to have a few highly resilient chickens. This project is fascinating.
  2. diriel

    OLD BREEDS AZERBAIJAN MARANDI (GARA MARAND)

    I must admit it would be very nice to have a roo and 3 good hens. Seems like a fascinating breed.
  3. diriel

    OLD BREEDS AZERBAIJAN MARANDI (GARA MARAND)

    Really nice. How well do they lay on a yearly basis? How well do they forage? Are they they type chicken that will go broody and self hatch, and rear their young? Just curious for homesteading purposes. Nice looking birds!
  4. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    How about a Mullion Door Heater, or Freezer Drain Heater, with a temperature switch? You can get the Freezer Drain Line Heaters with a built in thermostat, typically 40 watts per meter for use near plastic, or 50 watts per meter otherwise. Commonly they will require 230 volt connections, but if...
  5. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    Sounds good Centrarchid. My email is [email protected] feel free to contact me. Gary
  6. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    Now that I live in Oklahoma, I would like to talk to you Centrarchid. Next year I will be set up for a few Dom's, and can travel up your way.
  7. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    centrarchid, It is exactly your Old Time type of breed development that has me looking forward to one day owning some of your Dom's. I wish more breeders would take an approach similar to yours!
  8. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    My Dad and my brother live near Tulsa OK.
  9. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    Hmm...that might be a bit of a problem. Where exactly are you located again? Maybe I have family reasonably near there! I know you have posted where, I just don't remember.
  10. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    @Centrachid, Hey, how long before you would be comfortable with allowing a few of us city slickers buy 3 or 4 of your Missouri Dom pullets strictly for eggs? Obviously not talking about your GOOD STUFF...as you need those far worse than I would! Reason I ask... mostly to just support your...
  11. diriel

    Dick horstman HRIR lines?

    Some nice Poultry on Dick's site!
  12. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    @centrachid, Just curious, approximately how many years do you figure before your Dom's truly measure up? I have been following this thread for a while, I really like that you are taking a whole bird approach. Gary
  13. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    Watching this thread with great interest. Hope your show goes well Centrachid.
  14. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    @centrachid, Can't wait for you to post up you are close to satisfied with your efforts! I very much applaud what you are doing!
  15. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    Hey that sounds great! I will try to be there for sure!
  16. diriel

    OLD BREEDS AZERBAIJAN MARANDI (GARA MARAND)

    Although I would certainly love to have some of these awesome birds, I doubt that the U.S. government would allow that to happen :( You have truly wonderful chickens! Gary
  17. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    Very nice! I had read that report in #1573, but was curious of the breakdown of the genetics and how it was "looking". Always cool to hear about real progress! Gary
  18. diriel

    Dominique Thread!

    Right at the moment I still live in the city. In the next 2-3 years I hope to move back to the country so I can have chickens again. I used to love to watch the baby chicks follow their mother around and learn the ropes. I would occasionally use the incubator to hatch additional chicks as well...
  19. diriel

    The Heritage Rhode Island Red Site

    @Bob, I would like to get in line to thank you for all that you do, and all that you have announced you will do for the "Community"! Last night I got to reading your Java Breeding 101 parts 1 & 2. I must say they helped me understand some things! Well written, comprehensive, and to the point...
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