Show Off Your Games!

[jeff78]

I

thank games are the best and easy to tame and thay make good show birds

 

[Yahya Morse]

I agree w Jeff78 100% . But I believe it depends on the individual fowl & the experience of it's owner. This is another half brother of " Big Red " just dubbed last Saturday named " San Pedro "

 

[Yahya Morse]

This is " Dino" freshly dubbed from last Saturday just this morning :

 

[jeff78]

That white bird is a purty bird I have a bunch of them I love them every state I go to I get frist place with them

 

[jeff78]

I agree w Jeff78 100% . But I believe it depends on the individual fowl & the experience of it's owner. This is another half brother of " Big Red " just dubbed last Saturday named " San Pedro "

And it has got a lot to do with what u feed them to

 

[elsfieldchickens]

Anyone know if this is a game hen
she is very flighty and gets into fights all the time but is a great broody the eye looks wierd from the angle the picture was taken

 

[Yahya Morse]

Yeah mine get Bluebonnet gamefowl plus & some pheasant starter. Also a lot of the real food: Fresh Gulf coast grass... I also try to handle the rascals as much as possible

 

[downtheriver]

Yeah mine get Bluebonnet gamefowl plus & some pheasant starter. Also a lot of the real food: Fresh Gulf coast grass... I also try to handle the rascals as much as possible

"Pheasant Starter" (that's a new one for me) what brand do you use ? and where do you get it ? is it crumbles ? Hate to ask so many questions of You . Could you tell us what the protein % is ? and Fat % is ? also what the first four ingredients listed are ?
Thanks So Much !!

 

[Yahya Morse]

Crumbles for peasants & gamebirds the label said but since chickens & phrasants are in the same genus I am for sure it is o.k. As for % of protein & such I really don't pay attention to all that lol!!! As long as the kids w feathers eat it. &it doesn't kill them then it's all for the good . They crow ; they eat ; they stay game then it's good. I try to give them as much whole corn content cuz it keeps weight on them during cold times.

 

[jeff78]

Looks like game mix with some other kind of chickenL

Anyone know if this is a game hen she is very flighty and gets into fights all the time but is a great broody the eye looks wierd from the angle the picture was taken