We bought our first Modern Game Bantams last weekend from Ken Conaway of MO, at the Fayetteville, AR show. I saw this Red Pyle trio and HAD to have them. He seemed surprised when I asked if they were Red Pyles~LOL Just in a week of them being here, I already love them and so does my daughter. They have calmed down SO quickly and have just charmed us. They are spring 2010 hatch and were laying until recently.
Currently I have them in the barn in a wire cage, but have the wire floor covered and have them on shavings. They are on the same feed as our other birds, 50 % Game Bird Starter and equal amounts of crimped oats, chopped corn & beet pulp (averages about 21% protein). Our other birds are doing beautifully on this. I wanted to make sure it's OK for them and the new OEGB's we bought too.
Any advice, help, critiques would be very welcome
In these pictures they had just arrived home and were temporarily housed in a too short brooder box. The hens' neck feathers are worn off. it looks like the had been leaning over and into a feeder.
Currently I have them in the barn in a wire cage, but have the wire floor covered and have them on shavings. They are on the same feed as our other birds, 50 % Game Bird Starter and equal amounts of crimped oats, chopped corn & beet pulp (averages about 21% protein). Our other birds are doing beautifully on this. I wanted to make sure it's OK for them and the new OEGB's we bought too.
Any advice, help, critiques would be very welcome

In these pictures they had just arrived home and were temporarily housed in a too short brooder box. The hens' neck feathers are worn off. it looks like the had been leaning over and into a feeder.

