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That's the thing with the Bekisar x Wallikikilli x Austronesian, it's so diverse genetically. Everything's there, along with characteristics that could come out we probably wouldn't believe. You could probably spend a lifetime line breeding a sibling cock/hen pair. Are you going to Indonesia...

Looks like we can make this work. I could supply other birds for you as well and we can both benefit. It's the Bekikoks that have the best voices. Based on the readings you've cited. I'd say there probably isn't anything I know that you don't. Before starting to read online about this...

I'm a pretty avid reader, so I've already read those posts, but thank you for directing me to them because I should re-read them. As my understanding improves, my viewpoints on strategies change. On the Ayam Cemanis, I'll do you one better. I have 13 AC eggs in my incubator from my pair...

Yeah, me too. I've got six kids, but only two still at home. Life does get in the way. You get that Green JF, and I've got those other birds, except the Quechua, but I Just heard my Tomaru crow, so I have those kind of genes here. I'm serious about working together in the future.

I'm in the same boat. I'm no carpenter by any means and I work a little each day on cages. I'm a long way from being able to accommodate a Green JF. Disease is a problem, and although my username may not suggest it, I respect these birds in their pure form immensely and want to preserve...

Sorry for my negligence. I was reading the posts backward, as I couldn't remember how far along I'd read, and I forgot that you don't have a Green Jungle fowl yet. Probably getting one would be necessary and ideal. However, I think the other part of your strategy makes sense too. Those genes...

RobG7aChattTN, Sounds like a very interesting project. Do you have a Green Jungle Fowl yet? I'll definitely be monitoring your progress. As you get further along toward your objective, I'd probably willing to purchase some of your fertile rejects that have unsuitable phenotypes relative to...