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I did subscribe but had to unsubscribe when I seen this video. They are clearly sick. Very pale faced and the hen is throwing up. Please show videos of healthy fowl.
Hello there! Red Junglefowls and other junglefowls for that matter do not have blazing red faces like what you'll typically expect from a healthy, domesticated bird. They are wild birds. Moreover, the hen's puking was from me accidentally applying pressure on her crop while I was handling her. She just had a huge drink.
Oh ok these are the first I've seen that are so pale. I dont hear any other fowl which made me assume these were just wild caught without really knowing how they do in captivity. I've done a lot of research on these fowl and have owned several types of fowl my whole life. Even they way they sound and act is off but 🤷♀️. You can lead the horse to water cant make it drink so we will agree to disagree.
@@breezyleigh4956 ☺️ They're a bit on the youngish side anyway, the cockerel only started crowing a more than two weeks after this video was uploaded. His face now is probably up to your standard of red. Also, he lost all of his red hackle feathers. I'm not sure if he's already starting to get his eclipse plumage... this is the first time I've cared for wild-caught junglefowl.
