Show Off Your Games!

WOW pretty cool looking birds!! I just hatched 4 pure pumpkin chicks. and about 20 pure sweater chicks.. from Bravo lines, they are LOOKING GOOD!! I will be at Kennys show coming up here in a few weeks, showin off my games!!
 
Most game breeds do go broody often. Especially during the warmer months when the days are longer. But I have had a few set each year in December.
 
My shamo hens all went broody all in the same week
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hope I get a decent hatch
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mine try to brood, but my one hen only lets them brood by her occasionally for short periods, then she kicks them out of her space when they try to take her eggs, or she wants theirs. on a sadder note, i might have to sell off the dozen chicks from my lead hen, as just to mean, as i put a new baby quail in by them, and they immediately tore it to pieces and as i was trying to rescue it, they started fighting over pieces they already had, and now some all scarred up... maybe best to not breed anymore from that hen? as this has happened before with them and alot bigger LF sized chicks, but seem fine with the quail they are with now, but mystery solved with why quail were disapearing, now need to seperate them again. just so odd! anyone know if theyll do better with more or less space, as hear theyll attack each other if to cramped, but if out in big area, fight for control of it.

a sad day at happy wiggly rainbow farms...
 
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Looks Spanish to me, and being in Florida there is a good possibility of him being so I think. People see a white gamecock and lot of the times automatically think "White Kelso" because they're the most common. Don't worry about the names in my opinion, if he is game I'd breed him and probably call the offspring American game. Even if it's a possibility he is Spanish, the hen used could be possibly American, or he may even be American or cross thereof. American's being so crossed up, the Spanish blood wouldn't make much difference- lot of them probably already have it in them you ask me.

He reminds me a lot of Al Sanchez's Jerezano X toppy crosses. White birds with a occasional black feather, even down to the yellow legs with a slight green tint, maybe partially related- but impossible to know without information from the breeder, and even then they would need to be someone who keeps up with such things.


-Daniel

thanks
 
I am looking for a black mcrae broodcok (bought a flock of hens with rooster who died soon after purchase) in the north ms, northwest al, or southwest tn area. If you have any info pm me. Really wanna keep this line going. Thanks in advance.
 

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