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  1. The Chicken Counselor

    Putih Ayam Cemani X Japanese Onagadori

    I bought several from an online rare breeder. I'm sorry you don't have yours anymore. The mutant genetic on these is interesting. The photo doesn't do him justice, these birds look like something out of a Sci-Fi movie. lol
  2. The Chicken Counselor

    Putih Ayam Cemani X Japanese Onagadori

    I had a small flock of Putih Ayam Cemani (white-feathered but with the black skin, black beak, and dark bones of the ultra-rare Ayam Cemani) and a pair of Japanese Onagadori (famous for their long, flowing tail feathers). A raccoon broke in and wiped out nearly everyone. The only survivors were...
  3. The Chicken Counselor

    Greetings from San Antonio.

    Here’s a look at one of the Roos. I may have to keep him. He still has his white feathers on his wing.
  4. The Chicken Counselor

    Greetings from San Antonio.

    Here’s a few other birds. These are a cross between Putih Ayam Cemani and my Japanese Onagadori roo. I need to figure out how to sell them here in San Antonio. When some were babies they looked like they had tuxedos on.
  5. The Chicken Counselor

    Greetings from San Antonio.

    I collect French books from the late 1800's to the early 1900's, mostly adventure or science fiction. I have a collection of the works of caricaturist/author Albert Robida I've restored so it's probably one of those would be a favorite.
  6. The Chicken Counselor

    Greetings from San Antonio.

    Thanks! Yes I have several coops/runs, some I've used for years. But all of the sudden I have super smart raccoons that are finding weaknesses. I've been trapping and relocating one raccoon every day or so. Kinda strange I haven't had this much trouble in the past.
  7. The Chicken Counselor

    Texas

    Thanks!
  8. The Chicken Counselor

    Greetings from San Antonio.

    Hi, Sure thing! Here's a pair of my Ayam Cemani. I had more hens but a Raccoon got them so I'm back to square one.
  9. The Chicken Counselor

    Greetings from San Antonio.

    Hello, I’ve recently gotten back into keeping birds over the past year. At the moment, I’m locked in a bit of a war with raccoons and unfortunately have lost a few of my rarer birds. Even so, like many of you I suspect, I still have more chickens than I probably should plus my dad’s flock...
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