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I bought a little push mower with a mulching kit. Makes keeping pens full of bedding a breeze.

That blue stag looks like sherman 2.0

Updates bullfrog?

There is many reasons, the general look of tightly feathered birds, some standards call for barbless down feathers. Plus like you say it is helpful in the warm climates of asia. And tight, hard feathers are helpful in combat.

It is in part, but more often than not they are bred for it.

My cocks always get that. He is maturing into quite a bird!

They look nice, not as long as I like my birds and somewhat thicker feathering. But apart from that they are fine specimens.

Any updated pics of sherman? I love comparing him with my birds.

It is, but some birds feather slower. They look the same once feathered just some feather slower.

Slow to grow feathers in the first place, and likely slow to replace them as adults. Plumage looks the same though.

Yeah, I'm letting everybody grow out for now but I'll have to start culling this fall.

I ask because about a quarter of my oriental chicks seem to have some form of recessive slow feathering gene. I have been trying to breed it out but it keeps cropping up. Its even showing up in about 40% of my grades this year.

No, he was an odd egg that the brood hen laid after Shermans brood.

Sherman's brother. He is 7 lbs even, at 15 months. He will likely cock out at 7 and 1/2 lbs. ETA: his tail is still coming in.

Also have you seen any physical changes in Sherman's chicks compared to the regular birds?

Hey bullfrog, in a batch that size my stags could start fighting at 5 weeks. Not saying its gonna happen just that it has.

Nice, I just found you short on youtube.

How's Sherman's chicks doing?

The chicks look great!

Is Azog still around? I would have thought he would have gone before Indo.