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  1. Red Mangrove

    Black Dragons [Long-term selective culling project]

    Genuinely creating a new breed seems like a multigenerational project involving many different parties. The best case scenario I'm looking at here is creating a landrace that comes out of the woods sometimes and scares my neighbors
  2. Red Mangrove

    Black Dragons [Long-term selective culling project]

    I'm more concerned with function than anything else and the San Diego Zoo mixed "RJF" have proven useful. Interestingly the Fayoumi have done terrible free-ranging. In their behavior they're almost identical to the American Game yet predators have eaten all the Fayoumi hens I think they had the...
  3. Red Mangrove

    Black Dragons [Long-term selective culling project]

    Fayoumi X are developing into beautiful birds so far. I have around 20 the last I checked. No deaths yet, whereas the Indio Gigante X had a high mortality rate
  4. Red Mangrove

    Black Dragons [Long-term selective culling project]

    I would love some. Right now I'm just watching American Game X Fayoumi grow out. They're very feral and grow fast compared to my AGF
  5. Red Mangrove

    Black Dragons [Long-term selective culling project]

    I was trying to quietly let this thread die to be honest. It was presumptuous of me to make a thread on creating a chicken breed. Anyways, to answer your question- The Indio Gigante was surprisingly nearly infertile. Despite having a large harem exclusively available to him for several months...
  6. Red Mangrove

    Black Dragons [Long-term selective culling project]

    Mine seems kinda slow and awkward honestly. I think that chickens have a natural size capacity and Indios are beyond it In another breeding project I recall reading that a Liege Fighter was unable to brood because she kept crushing her eggs with her mass I expect every single one of my Indio...
  7. Red Mangrove

    Black Dragons [Long-term selective culling project]

    On my small and humble homestead I will be attempting to create a new survival chicken breed. I'm doing this because in my experience so far there exists no perfect dual-purpose breed Commercial farms and hatcheries are the main producers of chickens in 2023. Even my "pure" red junglefowl hen...
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