Oriental Gamefowl Thread!

[mcrooke45]

There are eagles around here but they tend to stick around the river mostly. I know better to mess with them. I just raise oriental bantams and it is much easier for the predators to kill them so I have to keep my guard up to protect them. I have seen eagles swoop down and catch cats while fishing down at the river. Coyotes have even moved in here to. I have lost some to them also but they were freerange chickens.

 

[hellbender]

Back to pleasant conversation! Since we have dispersed more than half our flock of layers (about 180 Australorps), I am beginning to search for just the right kind of Oriental fowl. I will never want to be a 'breeder' but I do want a quality bird or perhaps a trio.

I now have room to keep them comfortable in our colder seasons.

My son and I are starting a SOP venture with our NNs but I want to have a little 'sideline' just for my own pleasure.

EDIT: I borrowed this pic from another site. This type of bird is high on my 'wish list'.

 

[hungnguyen]

What you look at is a Vietnam Ganoi. This is a eagle hennie color.

 

[hellbender]

What you look at is a Vietnam Ganoi. This is a eagle hennie color.

Thank you Sir. Color is of little consequence to me but putity is. I don't need or want the biggest/tallest bird in the world but I do likre them stocky and powerful.

While I like several of the Ganoi types, these seem most impressive. (to me).

Thank you again

RON

 

[hungnguyen]

I sent you an pm for the birds I have. Talk with you soon. Stay warm

 

[whitewolfloft]

Havnt put any pics on lately so thought I would

 

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[hungnguyen]

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Have you seen a ganoi with 2 different colors in leg shank? One of the birds that i posted for sale has light yellow in 1 leg shanks and light green in the other shank. This is one of the Sign to look for in Vietnam GaNoi Leg Reading arts.

 

[gallo4319]

Back to pleasant conversation! Since we have dispersed more than half our flock of layers (about 180 Australorps), I am beginning to search for just the right kind of Oriental fowl. I will never want to be a 'breeder' but I do want a quality bird or perhaps a trio. I now have room to keep them comfortable in our colder seasons. My son and I are starting a SOP venture with our NNs but I want to have a little 'sideline' just for my own pleasure. [COLOR=FF0000]EDIT: [/COLOR]I borrowed this pic from another site. This type of bird is high on my 'wish list'.

Square shank legs birds are my favorite . I don't know is the angle how the picture was taken his legs looks short or hi is a blend of ganoi and aseel . What is the case on this hennie feather ?