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American longtails are usualy phoenix or phoenix crosses that produce long feathers, good bodies for meat production and good egg laying charicteristics. They also may simply be phoenix of a different color than the standard allows for. Here is my site that explains the idea on the front...

Yes except the "yolk" does not turn into the chicken....the white does.:|

Quote: Isn't that what whales eat?

You will also have many, many strains in birds that may carry the breeders name or a name the breeder gave them. This is especially true in standard OE Games. i.e. A man named Sandy Hatch bred a OE Game line that were very strong and had green legs (bbred in feather color) These are still known...

1st. Sumatras are NOT game (fighting) chickens. They will fight (as all roosters will) but should not be considered "gamefowl". The ones I had were very strong, meaty birds that acted a lot like pheasants, flying at will and great foragers. I'm betting you will like him termite

Well, there is blue dun and brown dun (in fly tying terms) I have both blue and brown. Blue dun is just sexlinked blue and brown dun is sexlinked "dun". Now for the longer feathers you will have to get some "genetic hackle stock" or some good phoenix stock. The bird in the picture has...

I forgot to mention the rooster above is a from a blue bred to a barred bird. It would be considered "barred dun" in fly tying terms or just blue barred in chicken terms. A person with some pen space can also start to breed these birds from "normal" chickens, it does take a period of years...

Mike, Go here: www.theriaultflies.com This is where I got my start from. He has good birds going back to the Darbee lines. They produce good dry fly necks and saddles that will tie larger dry flies and wet flies. I think eggs are $55.00 a doz. and you can also order hens with eggs (I...

Not sure where you got the info but they lay just like normal hens about 6 eggs a week or so. Hope this helps, Termite www.mirkwoodpoultry.com

Genetic hackle birds can be ordered off line if anyone is interested. The difference between Grizzly and Cree is that grizzly is black and white barring and cree looks like "crele" with a little black in it. here is a pic of one of my birds Termite;)