Bloodlines
Saville
Birchens
The Saville Birchens are
the result of an intensive breeding program started in 1994 until the current
breeding program where all specimens breed true to color within the Birchen
color variations. The birds have been continually culled and tested for
temperament, Gameness and breeding functionality. Today they are my most fertile
Game Fowl family and my latest hatches of biddies has been 13 out of 14 eggs and
12 out of 12 eggs (October 2005).
Birchens in the following colors:
Ginger Red/ Pumpkin,Yellow, Canary, Silver and Fig Pudding marbled breast
specimens.
Colonel Givens
Hatch
The Colonel Givens Hatch have been
continually linebred since 1992 with an extra Spangle hen being added to the
program from Ricky Smith in 1996. Most of my birds come Spangled and weigh
between 5 lbs and 5.8 lbs. These are some really clever Honest and Game fast
chickens. They come true to type with very little
variation.
Yellow Leg Hatch
The Yellow leg Hatch fowl came from
Herman Collins in Oklahoma in 1993. The family are sex linked and all the male
chicks come with Yellow legs and the female chicks come with green legs. They
used to be really mean but I have selected more docile cocks to breed with.
Today they are a really well balanced family that are still trying as hard 30
minutes into a sparring session as when they start.
Doc Robinson
Hatch
My green leg Hatch are from the Doc
Robinson line and are really excellent tall station birds fitting exactly the
requirements of the American Game Fowl Standards of Perfection. I am really
proud of the quality of my breeding stock with some excellent
specimens.
Johnny Jumper
Greys
Last but not
least is a family of Greys that I have line bred since 1994. The family
originally came from Jumper greys. The hens all come Light Brown and alike and
the Cocks are all basically Silver Greys sometimes marked with Birchen Brown on
the shoulders. Most of the cocks are over 5 lbs clever, strong, hard and tough.
They keep on trying. They are medium station with long strong wings. These birds
are strong.
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