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It's Spring time to see some baby game pics Aseel (front) and a Harold Brown Grey x Blueface American Game Cubalaya Spangled Thai 1/2 Assel and 1/2 Miner Blue American game and yes he slept on top of the waterer as soon as he could fly

Nice Thai Cuda

My father has an annoying habit of refering to my chickens by their hackle color... he's a fly fisherman. If you hand him a rooster he immediately wraps one of the hackle or saddle feathers around his finger and inspect it I guess we all love gamefowl for different reasons!

The least he/she could have done was labeled my blue wheaten thai pic that was stolen as the correct breed

Quote: I consider my polish real chickens, it was Cuda who did/does not... I like the fuzzy butt math though

I think it will be a pretty cross and you can't blame the hen... who wouldn't want a nice game rooster, trim, athletic, protective, good dancer, good provider Was it the previous owner who told you he was crossed with leghorn?

This thread is about what we love about games... not topics that will get the thread locked!!! Please keep on track here we need a good game thread that educates and doesn't get locked.

They were originally bred as games and are still technically considered a game breed and I hear that some lines even maintain the character and spirit of games, that and I said OEGB were fine so I can't really say no to sumatra can I?

That's a dangerous request Wayne, but I'll load up photobucket and see if I can't comply... Here is a hungry Spanish x Miner stag Harold Brown Grey pullet Miner Blue Lacy Roundhead Toppy x Roundhead What we call 'Grey Pyle'

Yes I have them (Polish, Cubalaya, Cornish and Malay) but some of these breeds aren't known for their egg laying prowess... Malays are very light layers but as soon as I have eggs I will get them posted. Do you Shamo eggs pictured yet?

They definately bond in their little pair or trio and all stick together. The rooster may still chase and breed an available yard hen but he'll return to his hens when it's over. I don't think my oriental hens would allow another hen to join the flock. Thai pair... with random yard hen in the...

They definately bond in their little pair or trio and all stick together. The rooster may still chase and breed an available yard hen but he'll return to his hens when it's over. I don't think my oriental hens would allow another hen to join the flock. Thai pair... with random yard hen in the...

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We do sell eggs feel free to PM me if you see anything you would like or want to know more about what we have... we'll be done hatching here and ready to ship eggs in the next month or so. A couple wheaten based blue hens, Miner line, the back one is splash patterned (Bl, Bl) and the front is...

Here is the Red's sire, we purchased him so I'm not sure what all is in his line Here is the Dun's sire Here he is as a chick with Mom, in this case Mom and Dad were full siblings out of a blue wheaten rooster and these hens Thanks for the help, I've wondered what to call these guys and...

Oh no... bad Cuban Longtails bad you'll start a stampede Make sure to check out the video he has of the Ko out with the O-Shamo... amazing!!

Well we keep Miner Blues so I'm hardly a Wildcat expert but I believe they have some Hatch in them... blues really are some of my favorites in part for all the colors they throw... Blue Pyle

Mine do well with a big outdoor run and a large indoor area and they are mixed with layers and a few odd crosses that I liked enough to keep. We're in the midwest but they survive winter very well here, we put lots of straw on the inside floor and that's about it and have never had a problem...

Oh me next!!! these two make me scratch my head and wonder, and any help would be appreciated. What color is he? Mom was a standard wheaten. How about this guy? I was told he was dun at hatch based on his down color. I do have pics of all the broodstock for at least 3 generations, so if...

They're looking nice MRN, just wait until the Rhs get in their adult feathers this year!