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A gentleman who purchased some birds from me was selling chicks and eggs a few weeks ago, I could get you a copy of his ad. I don't ship hatching eggs.

I have a couple of young Grizz and Silver Barred, possibly a Splash trio. I could send photographs, if you are interested. Let me know.

I do not, at the moment. I am focusing on Genetic Hackle Fowl. Once I solve their mystery, I probably will come back to Pycheons and Polish.

Here is a video that is interesting because it shows the incredible variety of other breeds Tom Whiting is crossing into his birds:

That is a shame, I am sorry to hear that.🥺

Yes, that is a lovely color. I have a bunch of chicks that color, they all look to be hens so far, it is that Andalusian -type tint.

The 7th photo down of the Cree color rooster is outstanding. Beautiful bird.

And here another interesting post from a guy raising Genetic Hackle Fowl. He has some pretty photos of Phoenix & Onadagori as well.

I am sure you are correct about that, Dennis. It IS about hoarding genetics.

There are different lines of the Genetic Hackle Fowl with different attributes. Here is an old article from Conrad describing what a fly tier likes about that line( Conranch) https://globalflyfisher.com/reviews/conranch-hackles

No idea😔Pretty heinous way to go if you ask me.

Thank you for the nice compliment, I hope some of the data I provide is useful. There is so much yet to be learned about raising and breeding birds, their biology & genetics, and it is constantly changing and being added to the older information.

Yes, it’s always a problem with roosters, and we eat the extra ones here, too. And, you are right, it’s not the same as throwing away perfectly healthy hen chicks that could be used for eggs as well as meat. I don’t know what the hackle companies do with the carcasses, either. You would hope...

I absolutely agree! Good grief, so these are useless to him? Half the genetics are those of the hen, how would you know what you are carelessly throwing away(but in this case actually throwing away? I watched just a couple of his videos, but did not see that one, but I am certainly glad you told...

This would be super interesting if you could see this fowl expressing the Frizzle gene. It would look like a Dr. Suess bird, I bet.

My word, that is unbelievable! I have seen & heard of the results when they get into a car or camper, then panic to get out( my husband worked for Game & Fish). So fortunate he didn’t do MORE damage! I wonder what is going on with you and bears? You may have to take one on as your Totem animal!