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That would make sense, as the "original" Alohas contained Mexican Game stock. Though it was immediately mixed with a Sussex / Exchequer Leghorn cross rooster, the Gamey type still pops up in some of the offspring. I believe the Mexican Game has contribute a lot of hearty constitution, as the smaller Alohas are excellent fliers and really heat tolerant. I bred out any fighting nature and right now I have six roos all housed in the same area. They do chase each other a bit, but for the most part everyone gets along great. The most chicken-aggressive roo that I had was a Buff Rock and the most human-aggressive roo I've had was a Swedish Flower. Not the gamey types, which oddly can be housed together very easily. Strange, huh?I could not believe my eyes when i saw these chickens, they are a match to my games here on the gulf coast of texas.i don't have pics but i will. amazing likeness !Mine are true fighting game. i raise them for fun and eggs. the original cock i started with his grandfather was a 3 time derby winner. pics later!
Oh, goody! I can't wait to see progress made on this first generation cross! Now you see what I mean about the pure Exchequers. They have terrific flashy color and are top notch layers, but they aren't that big, right? Cute little hens . . . but emphasis on little.Sommer....good news! When I do the math, I realize they are now 18 weeks old but they are still so small I was thinking of them being much younger and therefore not even close to laying age. It will probably still be a little time before I get the first egg but its exciting to think we're getting close. I am seeing some really good mottling on some of them too, so I'm really ready for the next phase of this venture.
I am kind of wondering . . . I sent some Alohas up your way years ago. Two batches, to Oregon and Washington. The culls were sold on Craigslist. I wonder, could these be part Alohas? Stranger things have happened, I guess!Question...I have a rooster which I always questioned if he was true Ameracauna, but his tail was the wrong coloring. So my when my Ameracauna hen had a speckled chick, I started looking around and thought I would ask your opinion. Obviously they are cross bred with something else, but I was just trying to figure out with what LOL Here is a pic of the chick with my hen and the next is my rooster I got these from my mother who believed she had Ameracauna chickens, her hen looks like mine and here is her rooster. He has black with white in his tail