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[Lollipop]

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Thanks for the input, my friend. You wouldn`t happen to recall a small magazine published a few years ago by a fellow in your area entitled "Kulang", would you?.........Pop

 

[racuda]

It's been awhile since I've asked about these. They are now 3 months old and hopefully old enough now to determine breed and gender. I'm thinking they are mixed, but mostly Thai blood. What do you think?

I think this first one may be a male. He has lots of green irridescence and his comb is a little redder than the others, though it doesn't show in the pictures:

Feather-wise, I don't see a difference in the first one and these other 2. Any guesses as to their sex?

 

[kulangi]

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Thanks for the input, my friend. You wouldn`t happen to recall a small magazine published a few years ago by a fellow in your area entitled "Kulang", would you?.........Pop

No, I do not. I speak the language.

 

[gumbii]

i wanna play... sorry for the cell phone pics...
my friend's brasy black...

my friend's black...

thor... i dunno what he is... lemon blue...??? i dunno...

some hens that i just got... gorgeous girlies...

peppered hen... came from this man that has a pair, but he didn't have any roos... now i'm hunting a peppered roo...

black feathered crele and his blue hen... she doesn't let the other hens get close to him, and when i separate the two, she cries non stop... so i let them be...

blue wheaton hen with Thor...

my friend's dutch... they count right...?

here's my friend's roo and hen... he got me into chickens... these were his first chickens... now we are at different feedstores and craigslist all week long.. LOL...

 

[upthecreek]

good looking birds ...... they are probably what you said - they are oriental (looks)but what's in the blood ?


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[iajewel]

I have the space where I could keep the hens as well as the boys all in their own shelter. As I understand these birds have been raised for generations staked out, so Im sure that would be ok. I really like the size of the Aseel I don't think a small one would do. Its the size that really attracted me to start with, that and I know I may get in trouble for saying this here.. but.. there is nothing more beautiful then a rooster, and a rooster thats got his feathers ruffled is something to behold. These are pretty birds. have raised many types of chickens over the years and never given a game a try. I would like to. I have no idea where to get good ones, or when I have a hatch where to sell them. I just know, Im almost 50 and this is on my bucket list.

 

[upthecreek]

i'll email you a few spots



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[Kenneth Flippen]

I have a question on the toppy gene I have hen that is a toppy and the rooster is a hatch/aseel cross will all the offspring comeout toppy? the reason I ask is I would like to breed him to 2 hens at the same and this would make easy as I could tell the difference by physical appearance.

Kenneth Flippen

 

[Illia]

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The first is a stag, certainly. Females cannot carry the red on the shoulder like that.

The other two I'd probably also pin male, but I'm not 100% sure.


Nice birds though everyone - Can't wait to receive my Shamos. I'm so excited.

 

[DTchickens]

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From what I have seen of the toppy gene (which isn't much) it is dominant. It won't be as prominent as a pure toppy, but it will have a topknot. If you're worried about it, you could always separate the two hens and swap the rooster back and forth over them, mark the eggs(if using a incubator), then mark the chicks?