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pretty???

Cassidy would be correct

Pretty! Can't wait till Lucky gets his Adult plumage

:)

Seems to be a 50/50 split to me

I disagree with the way you stated that Ridgerunner. You have it backwards Imo, nature would have NEVER gave rise to the asil. Without the selective breeding for the aggressive traits and stamina these birds would not exist. As proof of this statement I offer the following, Jungle fowl only gave...

from accounts that I've read Lucky was never at risk. He was In the house.And asil seem to have a lot better immune system

Sorry to hear that Art. I gave mine a heaping tablespoon and a half to a gallon of water. I mixed two gallons a day for 14 days. The results were immediate. The labored breathing and bible eye started clearing up by day 3. a few individual's took longer. At day two their energy levels were back up.

Cassidy,you have my respect. I was prepared to put down 50birds. only 21 of which were broilers. It was very hard to even consider the possibility that I might have to put them down. The BYC network gave me the information that pulled them through. I applaud your strength and your compassion...

It only affected the broilers. They started responding to the antibiotic by day three.

No Art. it took a 14 day round of tetracycline. then a 14 day clean out.

My broilers had a respiratory infection,I was terrified my other birds would catch it

sorry to hear that Cassidy

Lucky has his own tv,and a very large cage in my bedroom.He eats better than I do.lol

Lucky going toe to toe with three embden geese. He knows no fear!!

Lucky,is a very young and spoiled Rajah Asil. He was the only survivor out of 12 eggs and a major incubator malfunction. He is a very very outgoing curious and assertive bird

finally starting to get a hint of the colors to come!!

Lucky,my house asil.lol

I love this guy!!