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[alroy82]

Red fox grey 1 yr old

 

[flypen]

A lot of people don't know that some gamefowl are very aggressive. This isn't my hand, but I know the owner and the stag.

 

[roosterhavoc]

A lot of people don't know that some gamefowl are very aggressive. This isn't my hand, but I know the owner and the stag.

Gotta be faster lol. I still have that black. Got a pullet sitting on eggs in there with him. If I don't get him outta there before they hatch I'm gonna have a handful with him.
He is still absolutely great with the ladies and has never bothered any of the many chicks I have running loose in and out of his pen. He even throws food out of his pen to them. Still hates me with a passion though. So far
All his stags look pretty good.

 

[elevatedruby]

when i said the rude part i was reffering to the lastsentenca it ddint have to be worded that way and the respose earlier about nobody has these brh you have and said nobody like 3 times likthey were angry and sounded like he was having to repeat hisself like someone had alreaddy told me this.I got the birds ffrom a game ranch i was working on. i do understand that the stags will have to be on their runners and hens an go together. i was wondering about the green legged leiper hatch, would that be suitable for crossing? to qualify as a true gamefowl. sorry if i took somethings wrong from anybody

 

[flypen]

Red fox grey 1 yr old

That's one I'm not real familiar with, I know Dan Grey had the red fox Greys that were red shouldered but I thought they were dark legged. You might try to Google red fox Greys and see what websites come up, maybe even a gallery of pictures of them.

 

[roosterhavoc]

when i said the rude part i was reffering to the lastsentenca it ddint have to be worded that way and the respose earlier about nobody has these brh you have and said nobody like 3 times likthey were angry and sounded like he was having to repeat hisself like someone had alreaddy told me this.I got the birds ffrom a game ranch i was working on. i do understand that the stags will have to be on their runners and hens an go together. i was wondering about the green legged leiper hatch, would that be suitable for crossing? to qualify as a true gamefowl. sorry if i took somethings wrong from anybody

If you were working on a game ranch I take it you saw the adult full grown Roundheads? What don't you like about them that automatically makes you want to cross them?

 

[alroy82]

That's one I'm not real familiar with, I know Dan Grey had the red fox Greys that were red shouldered but I thought they were dark legged. You might try to Google red fox Greys and see what websites come up, maybe even a gallery of pictures of them.

I was told a man by the name eddie nash started the red fox grey line and sold some to harold browns daughter that has the red fox gamefowl farm. Idk maybe I was mistakenly informed. But two different people told me eddie nash

 

[flypen]

I was told a man by the name eddie nash started the red fox grey line and sold some to harold browns daughter that has the red fox gamefowl farm. Idk maybe I was mistakenly informed. But two different people told me eddie nash

I don't know Eddie Nash, I don't remember him, I do remember Dan Grey and Harold Brown. That's why I said to google the Greys and see what came up.

 

[elevatedruby]

theres nothing wrong with the look. im only excited for 2 of their patterns right now but i prefer the white like pure white almost. those are beautiful to me but litterally i didnt thinkanything was wrong to change. i wanted to get creative before i learned how all the genetics and stuff. i wasnt told too much on the game ranch about feeding and conditioning and training really, i was the feeder, mover and mower. im not even sure how this stuff really works i dont even think i saw all the feed he has. doesnt every game breeder almost have his secret recipe for conditioning feed?

 

[sdm111]

Havoc if u not busy its open till 6