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Your brother does have a beautiful Liege broodcock. Very nice specimen. And very smart about the video. Can never be to careful with all this lawlessness going on. And I deleted the video you shared with me in Text.

I have never seen a pic of a Malay rooster flap its wings, or ever seen them do it in real life. From what I've seen in the past they hold their wings close, and tight to their bodies. But what I do know is a Malay roosters wings are much shorter in length then that of a Liege rooster. My Liege...

You are more than welcome to anything I have @Florida Bullfrog for your future breeding to your birds. The only reason I got the Sumatra game pair last week from an old cocker here in Tennessee was because the 2yr old Sumatra cock was very very game, good forager, and had great flying abilities...

Every Cock I have wants to do nothing but fight, dominate, and breed. They would rather fight then do anything else. I personally don't fight my gamefowl (not my jam), but I am glad that the Cocks I have retained their fighting do or die non-stop personality which I look for so to breed smart...

Got them here in my home state of Tennessee from different people who raise gamefowl. Names of individuals not important. But you can believe me or not when I say, my birds that I keep (Indian Rampuri Asil, Sumatra game, and Large Belgian Liege Brugse type) are very game. Believe me or not, I...

All my birds are extremely game. My Asil, Liege, and Sumatra are bat sh** crazy fighters. I have to keep my cocks separated.

Project 2023 breeding season 1. Belgian Game hens x Indian Rampuri Asil broodcock. 2. Offspring from #1 bred back to Belgian Game broodcock. 3. Offspring from #2 to Sumatra broodcock 4. Offspring from #3 bred back to Belgian Game broodcock. END RESULT: A chicken that is extremely game, size...

Forget I said anything. Everytime I share something on here that has worked for my chickens I always get people who want to contradict what I shared, and try to prove me wrong. I guess there are people on here that want to be the only one's giving advice, and being the only one's that know...

I use unrefined organic coconut oil as a GREAT dewormer. It kills all internal/external parasites when the coconut oil breaks down in the body to luric acid. Its also a great booster of egg production, and a good source of fats. I also put apple cider vinegar in their water which boosts the...

You can give 2 congealed teaspoons of unrefined organic coconut oil per chicken in a feed dish with some feed, and the fats in the coconut oil is a good source of fats for your chickens. Then as a preventative put a couple of tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in a gallon of water to keep them...

I use unrefined organic coconut oil as a GREAT dewormer. It kills all internal/external parasites when the coconut oil breaks down in the body to luric acid. Its also a great booster of egg production, and a good source of fats. I also put apple cider vinegar in their water which boosts the...

@Florida Bullfrog. This might help. Comb type in chickens basically is controlled by two different genes on two different chromosomes. One is the rose comb gene (represented by the letter R), and the other is the pea comb gene (represented by the letter P). A presence of the gene is...

Im in the far north eastern mountains of Tennessee. Will get the rain as well.

Prayers!

Prayers for everyone in Florida and for all their feathered loved ones as well. Prayers

I know your question was meant for @Florida Bullfrog, but I have some experience with the Belgian Liege from GFF. I have a Belgian Liege cock 3 yrs, and 6 hens (daughters) 2yrs. Had a paired hen with my cock when I first purchased the Belgian Liege. The hen layed 11 eggs before getting egg bound...

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Staggered growth in cockerels/roosters has to do with species preservation. It helps with keeping the testosterone level of aggression down to keep them from fighting and killing each other which in turns helps in the preservation of the future of the species. Cockerels/roosters have a very...

I have seen my Liege eating acorns from time to time when free ranged. But more of the small acorns, and not as much the large ones.

I have noticed something similar with my 2 Liege stags. I kept one of my cockerels, and kept him penned with his mom, sisters, and father. Everyone got along great with no issues. I noticed he was not developing as he should have been with his height, weight, and the other physical traits of a...