Show Off Your American Gamefowl and Chat Thread!!!

[JShubin]

Yeah can't believe ya thought that was his sibling haha.

Ive seen it before. lol

I gave a trio of chicks with their mother (4 total) to a family friend..... Those dumb people kept them in a little cage until maturity and the rooster came out almost bantam size.. whereas the hens appeared normal size.

 

[JShubin]

I dont know what exactly caused it, but that rooster was about hen sized. I would guess from small cage or testosterone issues.

 

[sdm111]

Wait a sec this is a game chicken thread?

used to be lol

 

[sdm111]

Reminiscing about the good ole days when I'd try to understand what centra was saying and stuff. Good times

 

[sdm111]

Anyway so about tegus...............

 

[B123]

To be honest I am suspect of that pyle colored stag (no offense)... His colors are cool but he doesnt look vigorous and appears smaller than his siblings (assuming that one behind him is same age/sibling)... Every picture seems to be holding tail low in a submissive stance.. And his comb is small compared to his stage feathering (IMO), which is seems like a sign of low status...
Just my opinion tho...

I can see that. He doesn't appear to be the dominant little stag yet, but time will tell how he grows up. That hen is probably the dominant one yet.

 

[SOHC-FTW]

No worries here he's got plenty of room throughout the winter to grow. There's a whole bottom run for these two.

 

[B123]

Reminiscing about the good ole days when I'd try to understand what centra was saying and stuff. Good times

lol, Centra has been absent lately. Everything okay Centra?

 

[B123]

Anyway so about tegus...............

How about them Cubalayas? Are they the show kind? Or do they have working varieties too?

 

[SOHC-FTW]

I can see that. He doesn't appear to be the dominant little stag yet, but time will tell how he grows up. That hen is probably the dominant one yet.

Lots of growing to do indeed though but if he's junk he'll be culled next spring I can find other Pumpkins. Way to early to tell now.