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[sdm111]

4ish mo. Old stag showing his a**

 

[centrarchid]

Everybody alright

Entire row of pens walked down wind about 2 feet releasing one brood hen from a breeding pen. Another pen from a different row got picked up and rolled a couple hundred feet but other pens in same row not touched. Trees to west provided a lot of help. Front porch and motorcycle got really clean.

 

[blaze208]

so this is my dominant rooster. Most of my games are free range except for the selective color breeders. I'm new to the breeds and names. And was wondering what this bird would be called!

 

[centrarchid]

so this is my dominant rooster. Most of my games are free range except for the selective color breeders. I'm new to the breeds and names. And was wondering what this bird would be called!

It is an American Game and the color-type looks brown-breasted brown red or possibly redquill. It could also be called pumpkin. To distinguish requires seeing females and chicks of same. Most games do not breed true to color and the names used generally do not tell you much.

Make a picture where he can stand naturally showing tail from the side.

 

[sdm111]

A chest pic could tell if it's redquill

 

[sdm111]

Looks like some hulsey to me

 

[JShubin]

4ish mo. Old stag showing his a**

Is he one of those mean Rubble hatchs? Looks like a straight comb tho

 

[JShubin]

I used the seed starter kit to make little individual barely grass greens. One for each pen, they fit perfectly between the chicken wire. I used to make big flats of the grass but it was a pain to break it into managable peices.

 

[blaze208]

It is an American Game and the color-type looks brown-breasted brown red or possibly redquill. It could also be called pumpkin. To distinguish requires seeing females and chicks of same. Most games do not breed true to color and the names used generally do not tell you much.

Make a picture where he can stand naturally showing tail from the side.

I will take some pics when I'm home an post them!

 

[blaze208]

It is an American Game and the color-type looks brown-breasted brown red or possibly redquill. It could also be called pumpkin. To distinguish requires seeing females and chicks of same. Most games do not breed true to color and the names used generally do not tell you much.

Make a picture where he can stand naturally showing tail from the side.

he doesn't have much for a tail right now. All my birds are molting!