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I'd say definitely a cross most SC or even PC kelso are white or yellow legged. May be some hatch in her but no one can tell ya besides the breeder like said before.

Good looking bird nonetheless, just remember if you breed them to a game rooster and they are worth a grain of salt you can forget them free ranging forever roosters will eventually need to be separated from one another.

 

[Chickenman1994]

I'd say definitely a cross most SC or even PC kelso are white or yellow legged. May be some hatch in her but no one can tell ya besides the breeder like said before.

Good looking bird nonetheless, just remember if you breed them to a game rooster and they are worth a grain of salt you can forget them free ranging forever roosters will eventually need to be separated from one another.

only rooster I have right now is a Rhode Island Red wife won’t let me get a game rooster she’s to worried about them being mean lol

 

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Your wife needs to do some research as far as human aggression you'll find way way less aggressive nature toward humans from gamefowl than layers I mean this site alone will prove such. People talking out Of their rearends usually say such with zero experience.
And 9 times out of 10 you will not find a better rooster towards hens either cause one thing we all agree on is we don't want or need manfighters or roosters that are not gentlemen towards hens. The majority of us cull for such hints why you don't see 30,000 threads on aggressive gamefowl.

 

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You'll find thousands of pictures on this thread and our old ones that we are handling roosters quite often.

 

[Chickenman1994]

Your wife needs to do some research as far as human aggression you'll find way way less aggressive nature toward humans from gamefowl than layers I mean this site alone will prove such. People talking out Of their rearends usually say such with zero experience.
And 9 times out of 10 you will not find a better rooster towards hens either cause one thing we all agree on is we don't want or need manfighters or roosters that are not gentlemen towards hens. The majority of us cull for such hints why you don't see 30,000 threads on aggressive gamefowl.

I agree all the gamefowl roosters I’ve owned have been real gentleman towards humans and his ladies. Only mean roosters I’ve been around have been of big stock breeds. A lot of it has to do with her attatchment towards the big rooster. She hasn’t been around gamefowl before besides my hens the one hen witch I culled do to her aggression towards me and other chickens might have a bit to due with it but out of all my chickens I own right now the hen pictured above is the most docile most likely I’ll sneak a game rooster in due to the fact I like them much better anyways would love to find a grey or hatch cock to add to my hens

 

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I surely would not hatch anything off those hens that isn't gamefowl. That is how junk gets out, if you want to do the birds justice don't breed layer to gamefowl ever.

 

[Chickenman1994]

I surely would not hatch anything off those hens that isn't gamefowl. That is how junk gets out, if you want to do the birds justice don't breed layer to gamefowl ever.

Yeah that’s defiantly a big negative won’t be hatching anything out of my hens until I have a game rooster here to breed them with I have two laying hens with the rooster now

 

[Chickenman1994]

I picked up a kelso/Asil cross hen last night that has 9 biddys out of a leghorn rooster gonna cull them for meat birds when they get of weight.

 

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I personally feel as though Goldie is a nice enough game hen to deserve being bred to a nice game rooster to raise biddy out of don’t know how she would line up at an actual game farm but she has the looks in my opinion

 

[roosterhavoc]

I personally feel as though Goldie is a nice enough game hen to deserve being bred to a nice game rooster to raise biddy out of don’t know how she would line up at an actual game farm but she has the looks in my opinion

What was the aggressive hen you culled doing to you?