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On the whole concept of travel while young. As a youngster myself I can see the appeal, and plan on a gap year but cost and a family farm holds you back a lot :/ I would love to travel one day but I also have plans to run a poultry and miniature horse business one day plus possible schooling in...

TBH I barely notice unless there a dozen on my arm/leg Gotta see what this property will produce but I gave up on flip flops around the farm in general :th

We need something in this state :th been ate alive far to many times -_-

Chiming in on the rare breed thing. I have been personally searching out hard and heavy for heritage bantam breeds most people don't work with. The reason being they need preservation and our farm focus on the rare. In all honesty I don't plan on selling for 3-5 years with the bantams so I can...

MS has lotsa land for grab :D

lol going too, but want to have another one for my own enjoyment that won't freak guest lmao

but take forever to grow and are unable to breed naturally :/ I personally just don't like big birds XD I know you can butcher big birds at a younger age but I have read older birds have better flavor hence why I wonder about a bantam true meat breed.

:lol: plan on buying those to test them out for our local Asian market, curious though if people have worked on a regular meat type bird bantamish size.

Hey, I have a question for all of you; Has any one tried to breed for bantam meat birds? For those with smaller families or just prefer smaller in general. I have seen Sumlater (so miss spelled that) bantams in a book of mind but I am not sure if they actually are bred with meat like quality.

yea I have a serama/game mix and his comb is HUGE and lost some points I worry about my Hona boy too :he

gonna sound funny but smell it, if it sweet acetone smell it frostbite. Learned that with my rooster sadly :/

Has anyone crossed NN with Sulmtalers?

Just, hardest thing is picking :hide too many rare APA/ABA breeds to pick from...and some don't even have bantam counterparts anymore. :/

lol don't blame you! Any breed I decide on have to be able to do it natural.

I just been enjoying reading it :pop that why I won't ever do Cornish :gig

Suprisingly enough the Swart Honas thrive in our humid MS weather. One would think the swedish bred chickdn wouldnt!

Lol no need to convince here :P

TBH I think it genetics, I have a five year old rooster due his yearly spur trim just need to locate the dog nail trimmers. His get a inch to two inches long and needle points!

Haha I haven't been near turkeys much but I want some just cuz :P specially need some guineas though :th crazy spawns of Satan

we plan on testing out turkeys with some hatchery birds first :P see how we like them :gig