Sultans!

[glenann]

Hello back. Would love to see your Sultans.

 

[The Birdmaker]

Oh I have so many sultans, been breeding them for the last seven years, The last year things finally seems to really work and the offspring keep a steady and high quality. Here are some photos.

 

[glenann]

Beautiful photos. You have some gorgeous birds! I looked at all the pictures on your website. I will have to get some newer pictures this weekend to share.

 

[cluck-cluck]

I love your website! Your birds are amazing!

 

[Busybee1]

Here is one of the Blue Sultans i have. The blue color is not an official recognized color. She is pretty though!

 

[cluck-cluck]

Wow, she's amazing! Where did she come from, may I ask? I would love to see lots more pictures of her

 

[cluck-cluck]

My silly sultan chicks would NOT try the yogurt! I thought after getting a few of them to try it by putting it on their beaks and seeing them lick, they would eat it, but nope, 2 hours later, still not eaten. In another brooder, my leghorn and crevecoeur chicks were treated the same way, and they demolished their yogurt! I gave them the second batch from the Sultan brooder and they chomped that down in a hurry too! Silly Sultans, don't know what they're missing!

 

[Busybee1]

Wow, she's amazing! Where did she come from, may I ask? I would love to see lots more pictures of her

I got her from the local county fair. The breeder had a blue roo, but he got killed by a coyote, so he sold his 2 girls. White is the only recognized color, but there are black, and now blue. I am told if you breed a black roo to a white hen, 1 in 10 will be blue.I would love a black roo, but I am hesitant to breed any because I d not know enough about breeding. I will see if I can post some more pice in the next week or so.

 

[cluck-cluck]

Oh that would be lovely! She is really beautiful. You are so lucky to have found her! I've read everything I could and still don't know who it is that has the black Sultans??

 

[The Birdmaker]

I have some black sultans, living in Norway. They are not as thoroughly bred as the whites, but with a few more years of breeding they will hopefully come along nice. Here is a picture of a young hen hatched this april: