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After fleeing South Florida to get away from Hurricane Irma, my pair of Cubalayas in hand, the Stag has developed these red splotches on both legs. My hen has no such splotches and they hang out together most all the time. Other than riding in cages in back of my truck all the way to Tennessee...

Here is a pair of blacks, hen and roo. Intelligent, very tame, beautiful.

Black was the norm in Cuba prior to the decline of the island as a result of Castro's regime. Black ones (Stags, black hens are easy to get. ) are nearly extinct both there and here now. Mine is still young. Whether or not he remains black is yet to be seen. Often they will start getting some...

Well, it was kind of a set up on my part. I did not ask the question about my roo because I did not know, but mostly to bring awareness to the breed. This breed was nearly lost, but several breeders have for many years been working to bring them back to their former glory. Jed Jackson has come...

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He is about 4.5 to 5 months old in these photos and starting to get his adult hackle and saddle feathers.