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Sorry for the late response. Did you have a question, or something? Don't quite understand your emojis.

Search my name. Misty Hilger.

@@predatorschickens6143 are you there on Instagram?

Parents of the Blue Stag are some sort of Game Bantam. The Black Pullet has the same grandparent of the Blue Stag. She's Mystery Game Bantam/Blue Face Hatch/Oriental cross X Red JungleFowl/Sumatra.

I think they were more curious then serious about eating it. Didn't get a notification for a comment. Apologies for the late response.

Well, one is a late teen, the one in a pen is a full grown hen though. These two actually hold a grudge against each other.

They'll be moving out once old enough. But they're plenty old enough for outside play dates.

They are. The way the Chameleon trait interacts with barring in some areas look cool.

Can you be abit more specific?

@@predatorschickens6143 hes performance

If you're talking about fighting, there's no way I can legally test him for gameness here in the US currently. It's been banned for many years, but there has been push for change.

Just posted a most recent update on these pullets. I'm still currently working on the project, but may possibly sell some hatching eggs from my Indian Malays, for some else to breed them as well.

Thanks. There's 2 pullets among them.

Aww so glad to see u over here showing the love!!

@@raven8472Chickens I do love me them 🐔 & 🐓Roosters 🥰👍

I can't do a time lapse unfortunately. Thanks for the idea though.

You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.

@@predatorschickens6143 of course. You have so many wonderful breeds!!! It was like a trip to the toy store.

You're welcome. That's great news.

They do good. Just haven't really had the chance to free range a whole flock yet. I have a rooster that gets out of the coop every day, & free ranges the yard.

Glad you like the video/chicks.

The Garden?

The video was taken, so I could get help, to treat her. Ask before assuming. I did give her the required treatments, but in the end, she couldn't be fixed, & had to be put down. The video is also for educational purposes, so people know what a prolapse looks like.

They like running from us. Don't think I've ever had ducks that wanted to be picked up.

The Guineas are loud in the background.

@@predatorschickens6143 that's guineias??? Mine don't sound like that yet!!!.

@@raven8472Chickens Yep, those are Guineas in the background. A female with her Buckwheat call.

They're very adorable. My network connection has been problematic, so if I don't respond right away it's due to that.

Yes, they are.

Read the description. My Chickens are both pets, & food. If there's a problem, like Ascites(Water Belly), a chronic condition, or cancer I put them down. Both conditions end in death of the bird. So, no I didn't just murder a pet for a video.

No they did not.

​@@predatorschickens6143sing it

He was dead at the bottom of the tank. No mouth movement, just frozen there. I saw one little twitch from him, & that was it. He must've cheated death somehow? Will have to do a follow up.