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That makes good sense, I figured so, but I want to know, and thus figured I'd ask, thanks

So, why would that be, is it about look or heat dissipation, since they're from arid, semi arid or tropical regions or another reason? just curious

Thanks for the info, I figured so, but i'd always been told that some, like malays, American games or aseels will fight, no matter what.

Thanks. So see, I don't want them entirely feral, just enough to hide their nests out in the brush within the property lines where the dog can keep the coyotes run off and I can keep the skunks trapped out and something that has enough instinct to fly up into the tall cottonwoods or hide her...

So, my questions are, and I would like any experienced game fowl folks to chime in here, I want to get games or game crossed breeds such as Kraienkoppes or Sumatras or old English standards. I want them for free range living, since I keep the predators down well and can provide supplemental feed...

Looks good, what is he crossed of?

Boy, shes a pretty thing, I'd love to acquire some birds like that. How well can she fly and whats her predator wariness like?

Hey I really like that little spangled hen, what's her make up? breed-wise anyway.

Okay just wondering, I am considering something similar to your free range project, just more Arizona tailored and more of a land race style thing. Hey sir, when's your book gonna be done and whereabouts could I purchase it?

Hey, what would you think about adding some cubalaya or Kraienkoppe to your project Mr. Bullfrog?