Oriental Gamefowl Thread!

[MysteryChicken]

Some updated pictures of my Malay cockerel.

His weight at 6 months.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Recently discovered that my Malays are the Indian Malays, not the American bred type.(Difference is the Shrimp Tail, a feature American bred, Malays don't have)
His hatchmate.

 

[miss heny]

I use to be pretty active on this thread, and hoping to maybe gleen some help/guidance.

I'm on the hunt for a Hmong/Hmong cross rooster. I have a flock of Kraienkoppe/Malay/Svart Hona hens (with random barnyard) that I want to introduce fresh blood and the Hmong is both the body type, the fibro and not gamey personality that would be perfect for my little side project.

 

[MissLavender]

I use to be pretty active on this thread, and hoping to maybe gleen some help/guidance.

I'm on the hunt for a Hmong/Hmong cross rooster. I have a flock of Kraienkoppe/Malay/Svart Hona hens (with random barnyard) that I want to introduce fresh blood and the Hmong is both the body type, the fibro and not gamey personality that would be perfect for my little side project.

I have Hmong! Where are you located?

 

[fluffycrow]

Omg these birds are so gorgeous

 

[miss heny]

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I live in Mississippi! Will probably be a while before we get new birds (got some stuff on the property we want to eradicate.) But if you ship will definitely keep you in mind.

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

How can you keep mature males together?

 

[miss heny]

How can you keep mature males together?

Hmong are more game in body less in personality

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

So dunghill?

 

[miss heny]

So dunghill?

Ehhh, I suppose but I don't know if that term is used for non American game fowl. Hmong are a land race breed from Hmong China region that were bred for meat and eggs, some have Fibro traits some don't. The eastern asian regions in general prefer the oriental game type in their breeds.