New gamefowl thread

[Bigtom Turkey]

The last few look mixed. My guess is probably some hatchery gamefowl. Cackle has quite a few. They are gamefowl only on the outside. But if your happy that's what matters.

 

[TBirdsTheWord33]

The last few look mixed. My guess is probably some hatchery gamefowl. Cackle has quite a few. They are gamefowl only on the outside. But if your happy that's what matters.

Thank you so much for your response. Yes, I am happy to have roosters with some gamefowl qualities...minus the fighting spirit. Out of curiosity, are hatchery gamefowl cockerels/roosters capable of living together in peace?

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

At this point regardless of what they are they seem to be. Their spurs put them at least at 18 months IMO.
ETA: The first boy has spurs that make him a bullstag, the last few do seem younger.

 

[Md Whitehackle]

Been absent from. Byc for 6 years and 4 years for gamefowl because of buying a house but I'm back

Working with 2 different lines of whitehackle, full harold brown grey Cockrell, harold brown grey/ leiper cross hen and a trio of givens hatch biddies.

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

The spangle looks great, they all do. That grey looks legit.

 

[Md Whitehackle]

The spangle looks great, they all do. That grey looks legit.

The spangled is an old line of whitehackle I just acquired I also have another line of whitehackle from a friend that came from the backwoods of Eastern Kentucky these come only white leg. The greys are probably my favorite. My grey pullet is a leiper/ h.b. grey cross and the cock bird is all h.b. grey.

 

[RememberTheWay]

Can someone help me identify these birds? Please...

 

[Md Whitehackle]

Can someone help me identify these birds? Please...

The Cockrell looks to be green legged and has the body of some sort of hatch blood. The pullet also looks green legged and to be some spangled hatch. Never to be sure. But they do look to be American gamefowl.

 

[sdm111]

Doesn't look like a stag to me.

 

[RememberTheWay]

The Cockrell looks to be green legged and has the body of some sort of hatch blood. The pullet also looks green legged and to be some spangled hatch. Never to be sure. But they do look to be American gamefowl.

The Cockrell looks to be green legged and has the body of some sort of hatch blood. The pullet also looks green legged and to be some spangled hatch. Never to be sure. But they do look to be American gamefowl.

I need help with identification on several AGF I now have. Also would like to know what fair market value might be for the Tennessee area as I am not looking to keep any of them. I will post several messages following this with photos of each lot. Thanks for helping.

Can you explain to me what green legged means and what "Hatch" means? As in what is the significance of those things?