Pumpkin Hulseys

[pumpkinman48]

i would try to send you some of my eggs in the spring, if you would like to try and hatch some

 

[Sebrightsrock]

Nice birds

 

[Sebrightsrock]

 

[nicalandia]

always a mistery why males look completely restricted yet the females look like your everyday wheaten hen..

 

[Chris09]

always a mistery why males look completely restricted yet the females look like your everyday wheaten hen..

I think a lot has to do with how well they are bred and if anything else has been bred into them.
I know the ones that I have seen don't look anything like a Wheaten but more like a Red Quill.

Here are some nice Hulsey Gamefowl and there out of Larry Carter stock.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/106767/show-off-your-games/1150 post#1157

They can also be seen here -
http://www.stevenspoultryfarm.com/

Chris

 

[Sebrightsrock]

Better pics

 

[Pumpkin King]

I have some under goldenhulseyfarms on the bay. I'm glad this breed is taking off!!

 

[Greybear23]

Hi, I am from Oklahoma, I have a few Punkin Hulseys also, I am very interested in some eggs if anyone is selling them this spring!!! Pumpkin King I would so love some that have the yellow pattern like yours, please let me know how much you are selling eggs for! I love this group, glad someone started one on one of my favorite birds! I need pullets or hens if anyone has any for sale, coons bout wiped me out, I am down to 3 cocks and one pure hen!!! Give me a shout! Have a great day, Lynn


One of my Cocks as a stag about a year ago!!, his brother in the background along with a Copper Blue Gamefowl!

Him and my only pure hen!!!

 

[rbclark]

Could somebody help me figure out what type of birds I have?

I have acquired over the past few months several flocks of gamefowl, so as to add variety to my existing Pumpkin Hulsey flocks (Larry Carter birds). One pair was sold to me as "pure Duke Hulseys." The seller did not know how a "Pumpkin Hulsey" might differ from a "Duke Hulsey." The first two photos below are of this pair.

The second set of unknown birds are two "Linered" hens. The seller did not know what a "Linered" is. Is it fair to assume that they are "Eslin Red Quills"? In any event, what is known about the history of either "Linered" or "Eslin Reds"? The final three photos are of the two hens and their mate, a "Linered" rooster whom I did not buy. I am sorry to post such ignorant questions, but I am very curious. Thank you for any information you can provide.

 

[gameboy 13]

Hi i am new on here but i have always had gamefowl andmy favorite breed is pumpkin hulsey. If anyone has any for sale let me know. Thank you