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Lady Amherst's pheasantDo you need a permit or license to own/raise Amherst Pheasants in Maine? Does anyone raise them in Maine?
- Lamaloft
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Indian RunnerMy runners sleep in a modified chicken tractor that is wrapped in hardware cloth and elevated with 4-by-4 posts so it sets about a foot off the...- Callender Girl
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Indian RunnerThey will lay wherever they want, they just walk and drop their eggs in the middle of nowhere. They need a plastic tub with water if they are...
- Thomas Lamprogiorgos
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Indian RunnerI am planning on hatching runners in the spring, but have a few questions, if I build them a house,will they lay and sleep in the house, do they...- Chicken butler
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Other Poultry Breeds
Indian Runners originated in the East Indies on the islands of Java, Malaya, Bali and Lombok. ...
Welsh Harlequin ducks are a derivative of Khaki Campbell ducks. When Leslie Bonnet of Wales...
The Campbell duck was developed near the end of the 1800's by Mrs. Adele Campbell of...
They were first imported into the USA in the late 1800's. The foundation stock of the blue...
These quail are often referred to as Japanese, Pharaoh, or Biblical quail. It is said that the...
The Silver Appleyard was developed in Britain by Reginald Appleyard during the 1930s and the 1940s
It might seem like such a fine breed as the Sebastopol would've only been genetically engineered...
The Toulouse Geese originated in Mid-Northern Europe, probably as a landrace (they are quite...
William Cook of England created the orpington duck. He used Cayuga, Runner and Aylesbury ducks...
Originally developed in the south of France as a large table bird and for production of pate de...
The Narragansett Turkey began as a crossbreed between local wild turkeys in the New England area...
