Show Off Your Games!

[sdm111]

Could we see pics or an explanation? I personally am greatful I don't live where it's needed however others may be interested.

 

[Yahya Morse]

Mugs ? Very nice

 

[Yahya Morse]

miner blue ?

 

[sdm111]

miner blue ?

Yeah

 

[hildar]

Yes happy new year every one.

 

[prariechiken]

Happy New Year!!!

 

[troyer]

That white tail is a sharp and attractive contrast to the rest of coloring.

Happy New Year!!!

Quite a different, but unique color combination. He looks like he has a bit of spunk.

 

[gameberds]

Hello

Since most of you know your gamefoel very well.
What you catoragize these birds.
They are true game for sure just want to here opinions from simple visuals. The two on left will lay this spring the other is 3-4 years of age.

 

[flypen]

Hello

Since most of you know your gamefoel very well.
What you catoragize these birds.
They are true game for sure just want to here opinions from simple visuals. The two on left will lay this spring the other is 3-4 years of age.

Leg colors are very important and even knowing the leg color it's a good guess without knowing what their parents were. If it's a guess I would say the left one is a brown red or a blue, the middle one could be a sweater, kelso, albany, or roundhead, the one on the right looks like it could be a toppie

 

[Bushmansbliss]

I have questions for anyone who tethers their game birds. Do your birds have a coop they go in at night or do they sleep on the tether? If they live tethered, how do they avoid predation? Are they in a larger fenced in area or is there a flock master keeping 24/7 watch with a shotgun? I don't understand how they survive on a tether, but that may just be because I live in a predator rich area where any predators would have a field day if they dropped in on my yard and saw chicken dinners tied up. I would appreciate any knowledgeable thoughts/comments/experience on tethering birds.