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  1. mattperth

    Pheasant Chicken Hybrids

    WOW! These hybrids turned out incredible looking birds! Second time this week I've heard of this cross, very interesting, I never thought it would happen
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    Ringneck Pheasants- post your pics or questions.

    I have recently got hold of some ringnecks again. Here they are, two mutant cocks split white.
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    Ringneck Pheasants- post your pics or questions.

    Nice birds Bemba, love the combo platinum mutation!
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    Very unusual chick, Guinea / chicken hybrid!!

    Bemba the heads remind me of that hybrid guinea/peafowl I bred a couple of seasons ago. Ill take a recent pic of that bird and compare them!
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    Just sharing my newest arrivals :D

    The whites are crackers Bemba! Look forward to seeing them feathered out, one in particular is looking like a standout there. Pacific Blacks look good too, nice dark legs and defined eye stripes.
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    Very unusual chick, Guinea / chicken hybrid!!

    Looking pretty interesting now Bemba! You can see the genes for both species fighting for dominance.
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    Very unusual chick, Guinea / chicken hybrid!!

    Wow! I'm now interested to see how much feather loss occurs on the head as it matures! No sign of a casque forming? Keep the updates coming, this is very interesting
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    Very unusual chick, Guinea / chicken hybrid!!

    Awesome birds! Shame the other didn't survive it looked like it got more guinea characteristics, would have been interesting to see!
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    What am I? Anyone want to guess?

    That's incredible! I can't wait to see them all and how they grow! Not sure what the silkie had to do with it, but anyway these hybrids are amazing
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    Some of my Guinea Fowl - Picture heavy!

    Well it sounds like you will be overrun with keets in the near future though :) which is a great thing! We are in the middle of winter right now, I have been feeding them up to keep the condition on them ready for Spring and the laying season! I can't wait. I have been building new pens to...
  11. mattperth

    Pheasant Chicken Hybrids

    Looking great! Sorry to hear about the snake, hopefully the other 3 keep powering along!
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    Some of my Guinea Fowl - Picture heavy!

    Here are some keet pics :)
  13. mattperth

    Some of my Guinea Fowl - Picture heavy!

    Thanks for the kind words :) These keets have grown out a fair bit now, the general pattern remains, but as they feather up they do tend to lose some of the white areas as the darker feathers cover them from the outside.
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    Some of my Guinea Fowl - Picture heavy!

    Thanks :) I give them the best of everything, very spoiled birds! Cant wait for Spring here, I need a keet fix!
  17. mattperth

    Some of my Guinea Fowl - Picture heavy!

    Hi everyone, Just wanted to share a few pictures of my Guinea Fowl here in Australia. Birds were bred by Bemba, a member on this forum. The idea is to get two lines going, heavy pied birds and then Red eye Cinnamon Pieds. . Hope you like them!
  18. mattperth

    Pheasant Chicken Hybrids

    It will be interesting to see whether the chicken or pheasant genes dominate most! Most Cheasants I have seen in pictures and videos lean more toward the pheasant genetics, body shape and tail, plus the calls they make are very pheasant like. They do seem to carry the chicken colour patterns...
  19. mattperth

    Pheasant Chicken Hybrids

    Cochinbrahmalover summed it up perfectly! I think an accidental mating between these species is unlikely to destroy any pheasant lines. Please can we now get back on topic? Namely, updated pics of the little chesants as they grow :)
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