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    Langshires? Langfordshires? BIG CHICKENS

    Do you know of a breeder for them?
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    Langshires? Langfordshires? BIG CHICKENS

    Yes! Do you know of a breeder in the South?
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    Langshires? Langfordshires? BIG CHICKENS

    A friend of mine once kept HUGE chickens he called Langshires, I think. Some were nearly two feet tall! Has anyone heard of these? Where can I find them? Thanks!
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    A couple of my little ladies, just for fun

    They are beauties!
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    Old member, rejoining the flock!

    Hi, everyone! I'm Kelly, a life-long bird lover who first found this site in about 2003 or so, when my first pet chicken, "Tyson," fell off the back of a poultry truck and started an obsession. I brought Tyson back to health after a broken wing from the fall, when a latch on the truck...
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    What's a Langshire?

    Not at the moment, but i knew an elderly breeder here in GA who owned several of them. He sold all his pheasants and chickens a few years back when his health went bad. I might be able to contact him to see who he sold his birds to. They might be the only ones available in the states. If I...
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    What's a Langshire?

    No, this is NOT a Langshan. A Langshire is a very beautiful, HUGE giant chicken, originating I think in China. They seem to be readily available in the UK but not easy to find in the USA. Some of these birds are wll over 2 feet tall. It will shock you when you see one. good temperments too...
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    Pheasant with Cross Beak

    I had a male Reeves' with cross beak, and it was very bad. He was given to me for this reason. I discovered that he was born with a normal beak, so I tried to improve his nutrition, because I have heard it can be caused by this in some cases. What cured him was a diet of Mazuri feed, and fresh...
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