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@@Justinclay-x3n Mr. B. Patrick I was told. Delaware

​@downtheridge. she looks good 👍🏻

Still single mating. She has 3 chicks roosting with her now.

@downtheridge yes sir

@@thomasjcorson7502 I’m keeping him penned for now. Maine

@@downtheridge oh Maine Pa here ya id keep him too I would have been interested in that rooster Thanks

@@thomasjcorson7502 He has to mature, still a young stag. I been handling him often and he’s calming down some

@@kkhelton4462 it depends what your goals are. I set my Ma up with only Brown Reds for that reason. I have families of fowl I breed straight, and brood fowl/chicks end up on the yard and some fowl remain. I mark brood fowl chicks, and band the ones who stand out closer to maturity. I use the yard as a way to let them mature and observe the fowl. I wouldn’t necessarily take a mongrel into a brood pen. After years of this, eventually the yard fowl would become homogenized no matter how you started.

Brown Red. Straight comb, Alabama BR and Wingate BR blood.

@downtheridge ah okay thanks where did you get him?

@@kkhelton4462 I gave my Ma some of my Brown Red fowl that I bred, and I catch stags off her yard every year.

@@genghis1417 Brown Red can be high-strung. I handle the hens, and if they’re calm as mothers with a clutch, I let those hens set and hatch others’ eggs more so than wild hens. Wild hens teach chicks to be wild.

If you wanna talk, 570-856-8707.

@@MalinoisTim I’m watching a few young ones mature yet. Depends on who makes it into winter. 570-856-8707. We can talk some time.

@@kkhelton4462 thank you. I’ve been meaning to edit and upload more

I don’t sell them often. We can talk some time. 570-856-8707

Well thank ya. Some say I’ve a different kind of humor.

Maine

@downtheridge I live in indiana and my straight comb birds get some frost bite on their combs when I gets down in the negatives do you have this problem?

@@kkhelton4462 I usually dub my stags over winter. Some guys let the comb become frost bit and I’ve seen cocks with altered full wattles and comb and they’re fine in a pen. Free range fowl in New England ought to be dubbed in my opinion.

@downtheridge I've never dubbed any of mine before if I do it will they stay dubbed or will I have to do it agian?

@@kkhelton4462 Once. I can explain over the phone some time if need be. 570-856-8707

Are you asking about how to breed fowl like mine? Mongrel is a term I’m using to describe my “yard bred fowl”.

@@robertarroyo2458 where are you located?

@@downtheridge in Texas

I was wondering if you had any crossed on hatch

@@robertarroyo2458 570-856-8707. I breed my Brown Red straight, and have recently been breeding Hatch, and a blend of the two.

@@SavonDukes a lot of folks are interested in these fowl, the Muff are hard to come by. I won’t know until autumn/winter.

@@ShamoUSA-z4m Maine.

@@madaimonroy1189 five 7 zero - 8 five six - eight 7 zero 7. I may by autumn/winger, hard to know just yet.

No, but I’m sure one would help for evenings; they’re 24/7 on guard, outside.

They’re the best sustainable chicken, and yes they can survive with feed and a bit of care

I feed them, and make sure they have fresh water. They don’t have to roost in the trees, but many of them do until January. They rotate, and roost in out buildings, the barn, take shelter when they want.

@@fishguygobies3932 one can sell vegetables, and also livestock.

Thank you, I appreciate it. Been working on these fowl for three years and this is the most exciting yet.