Developing My Own Breed Of Large Gamefowl For Free Range Survival (Junglefowl x Liege)

[Lukers]

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.

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

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

Updates bullfrog?

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

That blue stag looks like sherman 2.0

 

[AGeese]

The pullets are looking good. I need to start using grass clippings, but I should get a chipper too since my woodland died.

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

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

 

[AGeese]

My rider broke down, but I'll have to look into a bag for it.

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

That blue stag looks like sherman 2.0

This one? This is the dominant stag out of this batch:

The stag below is my favorite, he's the second largest. I like his shrimp tail. I couldn't get a good pic of him. Its the heat of the day and they're preferring to stay in the shade of the coop:

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

Here's one of my Liege x Cracker x Aseel mommas with a free-range brood of 10. I don't consider these "terrorfowl" but this line is shaping up to be my best in terms of free-range resilience against both disease and predator. There's a second hen with 5 a bit older than these and several others sitting on clutches.

 

[AGeese]

I vote for Florida Firecrackers if you're looking for a name