Oriental Gamefowl Thread!

[Elbert Garrett]

Ko Shamo 2013 breedings. Most are in the 4-5 month range. I am excited about seeing many of these continue to grow and develope.

Fine looking little birds Paulo!

 

[mcrooke45]

My new young Ko Shamo. I could not get them to stand in station at all to take pictures of them. They would not sit still at all.

 

[lovemybirdpets]

Thanks for reply .

What kind of hens are you using with him ? they all look nice .

Shannon

A small black thai hen so far.

 

[SD_Paulo]

Congrats you have some amazing Ko .
I love how they carry themselves

Thank you Gallo & Garrett for your kind comments

 

[SD_Paulo]

love your O-shamo

LMBP, thank you for the kind words. These are probably my favorites out of my big birds.

 

[fowlsessed]

What is it about them that gets them such a position with you, SD?

 

[RockerHen]

My very first pair of orientals. I've been following this thread for quite a while, drooling over the birds, and when I saw this pair at our local chickenstock at a quite affordable price, I pounced. They are quite young still, but are gorgeous to me. The seller said spangled thais. The pullet refused to have her picture taken. There is something so regal and primitive about these birds. They've been on my want list for quite some time. They're in a quarantine pen for now as I set them up their own coop and run.

 

[upthecreek]

My very first pair of orientals. I've been following this thread for quite a while, drooling over the birds, and when I saw this pair at our local chickenstock at a quite affordable price, I pounced. They are quite young still, but are gorgeous to me. The seller said spangled thais. The pullet refused to have her picture taken. There is something so regal and primitive about these birds. They've been on my want list for quite some time. They're in a quarantine pen for now as I set them up their own coop and run.

 

[saladin]

My very first pair of orientals. I've been following this thread for quite a while, drooling over the birds, and when I saw this pair at our local chickenstock at a quite affordable price, I pounced. They are quite young still, but are gorgeous to me. The seller said spangled thais. The pullet refused to have her picture taken. There is something so regal and primitive about these birds. They've been on my want list for quite some time. They're in a quarantine pen for now as I set them up their own coop and run.

I hope they turn out great for you, but never buy chickens at a swap unless you really know the owner. I would have gladly supplied you with an excellent pair of Ga Noi, Ga Cua, Asil, or Shamo for a great price if you had only asked. You could have come down and picked them up yourself and seen the place they were coming from. Next time just ask.

 

[mcrooke45]

My new young Ko Shamo. I could not get them to stand in station at all to take pictures of them. They would not sit still at all.