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They should, they werent skittish at all at his place, even the green and ceylons were fairly laid back.Been FLOODING here for the past month seems like, I know your pain there

congrats, I thought you'd like them!

sounds good let me know what you think

Nope, There are about 10 or so I would fully trust, Sid, Doug,Bill & Josh and a few others, I'm sure you probley know all of them as well. Most of them have both import and domestic greens that are equally perfect, maybe just a touch taller on the imports

True true! But as for those here in the states that DO have the pure's not hi spauldings, like my buddy Sid, (who also has imports as well). Their birds shouldnt be knocked just because they are not ol wolfies birds. I've seen his from some friends with them, and U.S. birds side by side from...

Congrats there Tommy, I believe you'll be very pleased with them, lets see 'em once you get them settled, even though I already have!! LOL See ya Aubrey

They are more classed as pheasants that look like chickens. Though claimed to be the grandparents of modern chickens, genetically, they are closer to pheasants. As for the green peafowl question, there are java, muticus muticus, burmeses muticus specifier, and indo chinese muticus imperator...

Actually, I cant remember if he had those reds and greys elevated or not I dont think he did, but, I know for a fact he did on the ceylon and greens... As for pics, definately worth it... I will be headed back for sure for pheasants and junglefowl, but it'll be for next years hatch, as I have...

Yea, softbills, was new to me, to be honest, I'm not a big computer lover, so never typed in softbills, to search for pheasants, and peafowl and such... As for pics of Mr . Hill stock, Janet can probley get you some, they are 5 1/2 hours from me, so a trip just to get some pics, would be a...

Yep Tommy, I was up there a month or so ago picking up some peafowl and firebacks. As for his junglefowl, They are freakin awsome! You will not be disapointed, he has the red, grey , ceylon, and greens, all look tremendous.The crest on the ceylon and greens was the brightest most neon color I...

We'll do Tommy, Will probably end up getting some from Charles Hill in north Georgia next year. Yep, I know they need heat, starter chicks and meal worms are best to get them going as chicks,hi pro diet mixed with chopped veggies and greens, all that good stuff. Yea , over the years , I've had...

Thanks for the advice there Tommy. It is good and should be followed... However, I feel I must point out, I am a 26 year vet at keeping all these critters, so this wont be my first rodeo! LOL I fully agree to on breeder search and communication. If they ever do me like the way you were talking...

Thanks for the name, sure hate to hear you cant build, that'd have to stink. I was very fortunate to be born on and inherit this farm we have out in the country, aint nobody gone tell me I cant... Thanks for all the info! Aubrey

Any really (your guy Doug MacNutt by chance?) any Tragopans, palawan & rothchilds peacock pheasant, eareds, impeyans, most any of the longtails.. mikados and such would love some greater argus, but whew! They are definately prowd of them, the handful that actually have them that is.... Let me...

Thanks for the link.... as for The high dollar birds are some of our various Peafowl ( breeder greens hit it easily), and in the near future, some very rare pheasants we have on order

Quote: lol not really i see them all the time on some classified website there pretty expensive though You dont know that site name by chance do you? I know of 1 man here in GA with them, clear on the other end of the state. Expensive, oh yeah!, But I have $1000 per pair birds already, so...

Thanks, they are tuff to come by!

Wondering if any of our members on here have junglefowl for sale? I am mainly interested in the greens, but the ceylon or siapan would be of interest too. If you or anyone you know has any, I'd love to hear from you Thanks!