Oriental Gamefowl Thread!

[rebel yell]

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That looks like a good start.

Walt

Thanks for the comp. Walt, She's sweet as can be.

 

[old*cowboy]

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http://www.randallBurkey.com/Cords/departments/5/
Here is one of many stores online that sell tie cords.

Thanks, GG! I have stored that website in my browser memory for future reference. Right now I can't lay down $40+ for a tie cord, so my Dad and I will have to figure out something for a hitch to keep the stag's leg safe.

Pretty easy to make Gresh. Use leather from old belt or boot top or any number of other items and cut it out. Can either make it as simple or complex as you like. Cut the piece that goes around the leg wide enough it wont cut into the leg. Punch holes in it run your rope through it, tie a big tight knot so it wont come back throw the knot and there you have it.

 

[Cuban Longtails]

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They are entertaining, to me.

I generally don't run a lot of oriental game hens on the yard. Just happened to let a penned one out for a little fresh grass that day & she got into a "discussion" with one of the free rangers.

Thanks for liking it!

 

[orientphoenix]

here are my leghorn and oriental cross which was not made for any purpose if anybody was wondering. i just happen to free range all my birds and this is one batch that hatched about a month ago. i got some new pictures but couldn't upload it for some reason.

 

[Cuban Longtails]

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Howdy! Nice to meet you

I have (in keeping with the topic of the thread) thai, asil, malay, brazilian, bantam asil, bantam shamo, and bantam malay.

I also have a couple of breeds with oriental game fowl origins: cubalaya and orloff.

 

[Gresh]

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Howdy! Nice to meet you

I have (in keeping with the topic of the thread) thai, asil, malay, brazilian, bantam asil, bantam shamo, and bantam malay.

I also have a couple of breeds with oriental game fowl origins: cubalaya and orloff.

CL, you have a PM from me

 

[Gresh]

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Would love to see more pics as they get older! I've always wondered what an Oriental X Leghorn would look like when it was fully grown.

 

[Gresh]

old*cowboy :

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Thanks, GG! I have stored that website in my browser memory for future reference. Right now I can't lay down $40+ for a tie cord, so my Dad and I will have to figure out something for a hitch to keep the stag's leg safe.

Pretty easy to make Gresh. Use leather from old belt or boot top or any number of other items and cut it out. Can either make it as simple or complex as you like. Cut the piece that goes around the leg wide enough it wont cut into the leg. Punch holes in it run your rope through it, tie a big tight knot so it wont come back throw the knot and there you have it.​

Thanks for the suggestion

I'll keep that in mind when I need to get some extra ties for free.

 

[thaokou21]

Here are some of my birds.

Sagion/Ganoi 7lbs

Sagion/ganoi 9lbs

Gray Ganoi 7lbs and still growning

Black Ganoi hennie 8lbs and still growning

Thai/Ganoi 7lbs and might stop at 8lbs

Thai/Ganoi 7lb still young.

Blue Ganoi 8lbs, might grown to be 11lbs still very young, just look big

There are more but my battery die and its was too cold so these will due untill summer.
My birds are for looks and bloodline only.

 

[Illia]

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Beautiful birds!!