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from what I have heard, the Egyptian Fayoumi will start crowing very early. I don't have any personal experience with them though. Also, I have heard they are great flyers.

I think some of the best Sumatra in the country are from the west coast. if you like them, (and I don't know why you wouldn't, they are a great breed.) you should be able to aquire some good ones without too much problem.

not the Sumatra comb. it's a mix are the bottom of the feet yellow? the Sumatra genes seem to dominate,(at least that has been my experience.) I have a pullet that can't possibly have any more than a quarter Sumatra, yet looks a lot like the sop.

that all depends on the birds. I leave them with the mum until she loses interest in them, when possible. play it by ear, give them plenty of room.

thanks, she seems to getting on fine. great info,

this is the same bird from page 1100, 8-2-15, today, with one chick in tow,

Sumatra x

spangle the top of her beak broke off sometime, somehow. I was told she'll be ok and the beak will grow back eventually.

if it was a good idea, they would doing it all over. a waste of time and money. but, your time, your money. have fun. " i may crash, but chances are even greater of success." actually, your chance of success is about not much. good luck.

I think that's dom(barred), it's a feather leg, I see I thought it might be that crele type, till I clicked on the pic

I got hatching eggs from a gentleman from Puerto Rico that has been doing games for 65 years. with it's size though, I gotta believe it's an American, or mostly. he roosts in his own tree, not in the tree a bunch(6-7) of others roost in.

thinking of crossing this one with the above pullet(if they both survive till spring), he is also good sized

this girl has some size to her, compared to the Cuban/Spanish that I like so much.

the other bird from page 1100, 8-2-15 I still really like him

same bird from page 1100, 8-2-15