Wild Game Rooster of the Florida Woods. A True Free Range Survival Chicken 

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My experience is that free range game chickens are just too alert and fast for coyotes. For their size they're faster than wild turkeys.

@@Florida_Bullfrog Wow! That’s pretty fast!

@@Florida_Bullfrog Is that wild rooster to big or smart for hawks and owls? Thank you for sharing.

It is legal to trap them on private land where you otherwise have permission to be and so long as the birds are truly feral and not belonging to anyone. On public land, it probably makes a difference how you go about trapping them. Public land has set trapping seasons and even though wild chickens are non-native wildlife, you may have to observe the trapping regulations of the public land you are accessing. Where I was at in this video what I was attempting was probably fine, as I wasn't really setting a trap and leaving it in such a way it might catch wildlife. I was just trying to get the chicken to walk through a door like one might try to do for a stray dog found on public land. It would probably be more of an issue if I brought an actual live trap, set it, and left it.

I got a new video showing the various half-breed bitties. Its edited I just need to upload it. Tomorrow is my planned day to upload and premier it.

American gamefowl would be the best. A healthy American game hen can easily do 150-200 eggs a year.

If you’re up far north, the Icelandics most hatcheries have seem legit. Otherwise, try hatchery standard or Oxford Old English.

@@Florida_Bullfrog I am in South Carolina with access to a large tract of woods. Zone 8b. Oxford Old English? Please pick one for me

Try Cackle Hatchery’s black breasted red old English gamefowl. Standard size not bantams. They’re actually American gamefowl that somewhat conform to Old English standards. Old English has actual show standards, American gamefowl on the other hand aren’t recognized as a separate breed from Old English by the poultry associations.

@@Florida_Bullfrog Thank you. i really appreciate your work, your videos, and its nice to see another lawyer care about poultry!

I let him be in the end.