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[B123]

Finally some fresh pics!

 

[sdm111]

Finally some fresh pics!

excellent

 

[B123]

Thank you!

 

[JShubin]

Finally some fresh pics!

Those are some nice looking stags. Almost all identical too!

And that is the cleanest chicken coop I have ever seen. What are you using for bedding?

 

[JShubin]

absolutely gorgeous birds

sadly where I am at as much I would love to own Kelso greys or Pumpkins... Sadly I don't have the space for keep roosters apart so my closest thing is Kraienkoppe *sigh* I am curious, if you breed a game hen to a none game stag would the young stags be aggressive like a game stag.

Yeah there is a good chance they would be aggressive.

 

[miss heny]

Yeah there is a good chance they would be aggressive.

That what I fear

I have game looks alike on my property (Seramas crossed over to some game bantam at a friends place...and I snagged their chicks haha) *sigh* I now it been talked about, but has there been people working on breeding out the aggression?

 

[JShubin]

That what I fear

I have game looks alike on my property (Seramas crossed over to some game bantam at a friends place...and I snagged their chicks haha) *sigh* I now it been talked about, but has there been people working on breeding out the aggression?

haha maybe. Some of my"friends" on here accuse me of it.

I think thats a tough thing to do. Even the Modern Game I had (supposedly ornamental breed) was aggressive and died in an accidental fight. My Rhode Island Red rooster (first one this year) has been trying to fight with my games.

Those Kraienkopp are pretty close to non-aggresive games.

 

[miss heny]

Yea they are, admittedly I have a red ply (He was a oops cross that looks like a red ply KK) that is getting cocky, but I got a owner for him...just a couple more weeks *Twitch*

I been working on bantam KKs, but sadly I am trying to find fresh new blood NOT related to Ideal...

and please forgive my bad spelling *facepalm* I need to proof read before posting.

 

[B123]

Thank you. Yep, three brothers...

I am trying wood chips. There is a sawmill down the road. Our soils get so saturated in the spring, so I put about 6-8 inches of chips in the new pens to raise them up above ground level a little. The birds really seem to like scratching in the wood chips.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Those stags look real good. The coop/pen is real nice too.