Chickenosauurs_RexNo54
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I would like to know about Feather Lover farms newly imported Hawaiian chickens. Is there any information about them?
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Great deal for a hen who will only give you 30 eggs per year, hop any fence to make her nest in the neighbors yard to hide her eggs and go broody every 4 months lol. What a novel chicken. Oh, and go nuts when broody like you won't believe and carry the wildness for many watered-down generations. And then there are the boys....Most of that must be for shipping. Some wiley entrepreneur must be going about the island picking up baby chicks, slapping them in a box and loading them on a plane!
If you do get junglefowl, you may want to get them from a different source than feather lover farms:Wow, they sound like amazing birds. They are now definitely on my wishlist of breeds and landraces to get when I'm older. DO you have any other breeds to recommend? Also how many are in your area? Would it be possible in the future if you could send some to the mainland?
Buy from anyone but them.. look up real reviews about their service and alleged quality.. and don't regret your purchase!I would like to know about Feather Lover farms newly imported Hawaiian chickens. Is there any information about them?
The “junglefowl” sold by hatcheries are generally much closer to feral gamefowl mixes than actual junglefowl. However, they would still be a bit different than feral Hawaiian gamefowl mixes.The pictures of birds on the FLF web site do not look half bad actually. They are straight BBR decended from Filipino fighting chickens in the first half of the Twentieth Century. Some people want to call these junglefowl but that is a misnomer because there is no eclipse plummage and the leg and earlobe color may be off. A larger problem is that many feral flocks in Hawaii have introgression of more recent gamefowl and production breeds so they can no longer breed true to type. This puts the true BBR landrace under constant threat and there is no way to protect them. In Hawaii there are people who love wild chickens and people that hate them. But, nobody discriminates between any ole' wild chicken and what is, for the time being, a legitimate and established landrace.
They scammed me. Stay awayI would like to know about Feather Lover farms newly imported Hawaiian chickens. Is there any information about them?
Do you have an incubator? I've never tried to send eggs to anyone YET but would be willing to collect and send to you.Wow, they sound like amazing birds. They are now definitely on my wishlist of breeds and landraces to get when I'm older. DO you have any other breeds to recommend? Also how many are in your area? Would it be possible in the future if you could send some to the mainland?