much respect to you sir, I'm getting back into raising gamefowl, I have th same mindset as you. I'm not gonna fight mine just love raising em, but can't deny it is fun to watch them spar but never would tie a knife don't see the purpose in killing the birds you spend so much time and money on
👍🏼back in early 1960's I seen a corn grinder set up with a bicycle sprocket welded on that shaft. You can sit and pedal and just keep feeding the hopper. Yep If you got Young kidz grinding just make a longer funnel on top so fingers cant reach in,,a corn cob will work usually if it gets plugged up. Appreciate Your hard work. Jan.8,2023
Hi! I finally got my Old English wild game chicks. They are beautiful pure black with bright red crops. 2 roosters and 2 hens. I've had to lock the roosters up cause they were getting too much for my silky bantam hens. I let them raise 5 eggs and now I've got some black chicks and they are starting to change color now. I think 2 are getting puffy heads.😊 Thanks for all your info.👍
Thank you Do you ever give them garlic or ginger? You mention you study herbs and I am trying to improve my flocks health. Vetrx solved some issues we had, but I am working now on prevention. Any info on apple cider vinegar, brewers yeast, garlic, ginger, cayenne, or any other things people are doing would be great! I would totally appreciate a video on natural health remedies and foods. Thanks for all the great info!
Man yea. I get minced garlic and a spoon full to each chicken . I do that about twice a year. Apple cider vinegar in the water few times a year and i put about 3-4 ounces. Plantain fed to them will take care of a lot of sickness. When i have extra peppers i throw em in the pen
@@jasonlewis6926 i use topical ivermectin for worms and the apple cider vinigar i do every 3 or 4 months. I do the ivermectin once a year. That way i dont let them build an immune to either one
I see a lot of people hating but this is how I also do it and it works for me. The only difference is I wash the water bowls but other than that I raise them more freely
I change these jugs out or rinse em out about once a month but im not washing em every day. I seen one fella pour the old water out and put clean every day. Always buying medicine from rick hurst too
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors one must have a lot of free time to change their water every day. Here in Cali there water heats up so I put it in the shade and change it about once or twice a week (these are one gallon container)
so do you ever let any of your chickens out of their pens to free range? I am learning the many different ways to keep chickens, before we get any. I like the idea to let them out where our horses are to scratch around the manure and eat the bugs and larvae. Also. I have not seen any cats around your place. What do you do about the mice and rats? Our barn cat has worked wonders to take down our mouse population, which has been so destructive. He also patrols around our house and garage. Have not seen a sign of a mouse in our garage since he got big enough to hunt.
Yes i do . Not the roosters because they will kill each other even through pens if only one is out. I have a dog i have to chain when some are out because she will kill them
The only game chickens I know about were fighting roosters which I wasn't much into. Dad raised a bunch for another fellow and we had roosters running all over the place. Came home from a trip to town and while we were gone they'd all got into a gang fight. There were dead roosters all over the place except for the one smart one. He was way up on the hillside cackling like he'd just laid an egg. I went to one cock fight in my life and didn't like it. They put sharpened metal spurs on the chickens feet and let them kill each other while they took bets on which one would win. Couple old folks had a parrot they couldn't contain. He whipped everything in the house including the old man and the woman plus every stray dog and person who came down the road. Well, they decided they'd make some money with him. They took him to a chicken fight in a cage. That parrot knew what he was about. When they put the cage down he was shaking the bars, saying, "let me at him! Let me at him!" They opened that cage and he went at that poor old roosters so fast it was just like a blur, dust and feathers so thick you couldn't see a thing. When the dust cleared that parrot had that poor old rooster on his back, had him by the throat choking the life out of him. Well, that poor old feeble rooster was just barely able to reach up and hit that parrot with one of those sharpened metal spurs. Parrot jumped back, looked at the rooster, then turned and started running. As he ran away he was screaming, "he's got a knife! He's got a knife!"
😂 ive never been to a chicken fight in my life. I have let a couple of these fight in the yard just to see which un was tougher but im not into tying knives to their feet
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors I knew that, Justin. Never figured you ever did.. But back in the 70s it was popular around here. I went to one because I'd heard and read about it. It just wasn't the type intertainment I'd want anything to do with. Some time back they outlawed it in the state and I say good riddance.
@@larryreese6146 they still sneak and do a little around here. It dont bother me that folks do it but im not interested in it. You bring your rooster over and we may see whos is tougher but well both still have a rooster when we done.
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors plus I don't particularly care about tough old roosters. Had one tried to fight you every time you went in the coup. Meanest bird I ever saw. I waited till his back was turned, shot him in the head, plucked him and put him in the stew pot. First 30 minutes he tried to kick the lid off the pot. Toughest chicken and dumplings I ever had. Three days later he was still kicking me in the stomach.
Yes. I found that 1 tablespoon full of corrid in chicks 1 gallon water will prevent this. I dont have trouble with it when the momma raises chicks on the ground but if i hatch and put in my brooder they will all die if i dont put this in
You will not regret it. I normally take a syringe without a needle and fill it and squirt it in the full water jug . Less may work as a dose but thats just how i do it.
It is but raw elderberry has tannins in it that need to be cooked for consumption. Im not sure how this effects a chicken but for humans it has to be cooked or you get a belly ache. Wont kill you or nothing
Yea i saw that after lol im intersted in the blk grey's like you i just like them dont fight them but i do thimk they look better with there combs and waddles cut
If a chicken gets sick don't mean he's going to die anyway shoot him up with some medicine and he's going to live I've had a bird almost down to his death doctor him right came back stronger than ever you're crazy
The birds that are more prone to illness are more rapidly removed from a bloodline without all the special treatment and you a left with a heartier line of birds.
much respect to you sir, I'm getting back into raising gamefowl, I have th same mindset as you. I'm not gonna fight mine just love raising em, but can't deny it is fun to watch them spar but never would tie a knife don't see the purpose in killing the birds you spend so much time and money on
Same reason I am getting into this game, for the beauty of the animal 💪🏻
thanks for your time to make this video, Loved it.
👍🏼back in early 1960's I seen a corn grinder set up with a bicycle sprocket welded on that shaft. You can sit and pedal and just keep feeding the hopper. Yep If you got Young kidz grinding just make a longer funnel on top so fingers cant reach in,,a corn cob will work usually if it gets plugged up. Appreciate Your hard work. Jan.8,2023
It can be seen that everything is thought out to the smallest detail! Chickens live like in a fairy tale!
Hi! I finally got my Old English wild game chicks. They are beautiful pure black with bright red crops. 2 roosters and 2 hens. I've had to lock the roosters up cause they were getting too much for my silky bantam hens. I let them raise 5 eggs and now I've got some black chicks and they are starting to change color now. I think 2 are getting puffy heads.😊 Thanks for all your info.👍
Great videos
I use country road medicated seeder for my chickens. Mine have gotten huge. I remember buying them when they were baby chicks
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How big are the pens you keep the roosters in only?
Good way to save money and good looking birds
Nice job keep up the good work!
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Green greys crossed on old gavlin hatch. The old gavlin have a small white neck hackle feather. Cant beat them.
I had a spangled toppy years ago he was beautiful
You feed them just plain yellow corn? My kelso seems to have a hsrd time with his food . Not sure what his pecking on
Thank you
Do you ever give them garlic or ginger? You mention you study herbs and I am trying to improve my flocks health. Vetrx solved some issues we had, but I am working now on prevention.
Any info on apple cider vinegar, brewers yeast, garlic, ginger, cayenne, or any other things people are doing would be great! I would totally appreciate a video on natural health remedies and foods.
Thanks for all the great info!
Man yea. I get minced garlic and a spoon full to each chicken . I do that about twice a year. Apple cider vinegar in the water few times a year and i put about 3-4 ounces. Plantain fed to them will take care of a lot of sickness. When i have extra peppers i throw em in the pen
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors thanks!
What kind of feed do you use? If you don’t mind me asking
An 11 way scratch mixed evenly with corn chops
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You sell any of your roosters?
I do locally. But only a few along .
How long did a 50 pound bag of feed last you
Not quiet 2 weeks . I feed a Vienna can full a day each bird
How do you mix your apple cider and water ? Ratio and how often ? Thanks 😊 for sharing ! Looks kinda like my yard , lol .
I usually mix a couple spoon fulls or around 6 cc to a gallon
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors how often do you use the apple cider and then also do you use a vaccine for like worms or anything?
@@jasonlewis6926 i use topical ivermectin for worms and the apple cider vinigar i do every 3 or 4 months. I do the ivermectin once a year. That way i dont let them build an immune to either one
I see a lot of people hating but this is how I also do it and it works for me. The only difference is I wash the water bowls but other than that I raise them more freely
I change these jugs out or rinse em out about once a month but im not washing em every day. I seen one fella pour the old water out and put clean every day. Always buying medicine from rick hurst too
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors one must have a lot of free time to change their water every day. Here in Cali there water heats up so I put it in the shade and change it about once or twice a week (these are one gallon container)
Exelente proseso mi amigo
Where you from? I’d like to get a kelps to breed over my grey hens only have two but think they would look cool
Im in central Mississippi
so do you ever let any of your chickens out of their pens to free range? I am learning the many different ways to keep chickens, before we get any. I like the idea to let them out where our horses are to scratch around the manure and eat the bugs and larvae. Also. I have not seen any cats around your place. What do you do about the mice and rats? Our barn cat has worked wonders to take down our mouse population, which has been so destructive. He also patrols around our house and garage. Have not seen a sign of a mouse in our garage since he got big enough to hunt.
Yes i do . Not the roosters because they will kill each other even through pens if only one is out. I have a dog i have to chain when some are out because she will kill them
Thanks bro!
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Saludos de México brother.
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Only the strong survive.
What breed are the black birds?
McRae
I'd love to have some of your muletrain line, do u have any extra eggs
Ive not even attempted to gather any this year
Nice flock
They are eating there own shit,sir!! that's not how to feed birds, that's why you have problems, but to each their own, good luck 🤞.
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If you know anything about chickens or dogs you know they're both shite eaters. They're sorta like people. They're gonna do what they're gonna do.
Justin, we got our salve. Thank you from California.
Good deal
Why you throwing feed on the chickens them self ?
Help their reaction time get better😂
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors 😂😂
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors best possible answer 🤣
The only game chickens I know about were fighting roosters which I wasn't much into. Dad raised a bunch for another fellow and we had roosters running all over the place. Came home from a trip to town and while we were gone they'd all got into a gang fight. There were dead roosters all over the place except for the one smart one. He was way up on the hillside cackling like he'd just laid an egg. I went to one cock fight in my life and didn't like it. They put sharpened metal spurs on the chickens feet and let them kill each other while they took bets on which one would win. Couple old folks had a parrot they couldn't contain. He whipped everything in the house including the old man and the woman plus every stray dog and person who came down the road. Well, they decided they'd make some money with him. They took him to a chicken fight in a cage. That parrot knew what he was about. When they put the cage down he was shaking the bars, saying, "let me at him! Let me at him!" They opened that cage and he went at that poor old roosters so fast it was just like a blur, dust and feathers so thick you couldn't see a thing. When the dust cleared that parrot had that poor old rooster on his back, had him by the throat choking the life out of him. Well, that poor old feeble rooster was just barely able to reach up and hit that parrot with one of those sharpened metal spurs. Parrot jumped back, looked at the rooster, then turned and started running. As he ran away he was screaming, "he's got a knife! He's got a knife!"
😂 ive never been to a chicken fight in my life. I have let a couple of these fight in the yard just to see which un was tougher but im not into tying knives to their feet
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors I knew that, Justin. Never figured you ever did.. But back in the 70s it was popular around here. I went to one because I'd heard and read about it. It just wasn't the type intertainment I'd want anything to do with. Some time back they outlawed it in the state and I say good riddance.
@@larryreese6146 they still sneak and do a little around here. It dont bother me that folks do it but im not interested in it. You bring your rooster over and we may see whos is tougher but well both still have a rooster when we done.
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors plus I don't particularly care about tough old roosters. Had one tried to fight you every time you went in the coup. Meanest bird I ever saw. I waited till his back was turned, shot him in the head, plucked him and put him in the stew pot. First 30 minutes he tried to kick the lid off the pot. Toughest chicken and dumplings I ever had. Three days later he was still kicking me in the stomach.
@@larryreese6146 😂 thats why you eat the loser. He wernt as tough 😂😂😂
Have you ever had any coccidia on your farm
Yes. I found that 1 tablespoon full of corrid in chicks 1 gallon water will prevent this. I dont have trouble with it when the momma raises chicks on the ground but if i hatch and put in my brooder they will all die if i dont put this in
If your faithful with the apple cider vinegar it works too but the corrid is almost foolproof
I bought corrid just now for mine
You will not regret it. I normally take a syringe without a needle and fill it and squirt it in the full water jug . Less may work as a dose but thats just how i do it.
10:16 RIP 😂
Do you sell any black mcraes
I have a couple stags is all
Did you know the original rhode island reds were made from crossing of a red malay game?
I had no idea
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors I just put up a video of my fowl if you get a chance pop over and check them out......(what I am starting back breeding with)
@@DuaneT64 will do
Do you sell any?
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Do u sale
Elderberry is supposed to be good preventive medicine for chickens.
It is but raw elderberry has tannins in it that need to be cooked for consumption. Im not sure how this effects a chicken but for humans it has to be cooked or you get a belly ache. Wont kill you or nothing
Do you sale fowl
I sell a few locally but not many
We’re about are u located
Where you at
East central Mississippi
Yea i saw that after lol im intersted in the blk grey's like you i just like them dont fight them but i do thimk they look better with there combs and waddles cut
I feed mine pizza and grass.
Heck yea . Make em kick like a ninja turtle
@@SpiritoftheOutdoors just crust that hard and I resoften with water.
@@daisykaren6584 we feed a lot of scraps and garden weeds and any old vegetables
If a chicken gets sick don't mean he's going to die anyway shoot him up with some medicine and he's going to live I've had a bird almost down to his death doctor him right came back stronger than ever you're crazy
The birds that are more prone to illness are more rapidly removed from a bloodline without all the special treatment and you a left with a heartier line of birds.
Wonder if hes a democrat?
Which one? Lol
Filipino breeder be like🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Doctoring just ruins the immune system