Indian Game Fowl

[Polly Fouracre]

Would anyone like, free of charge to a kind home, a lovely, gentle, friendly Indian Game cockerel. He is too beautiful and good to go in the freezer. I will give a dear little I.G. pullet to go with him. They are both hand tame and have been organically fed and handled daily from hatching. I would rather know where they are than take them to market and fret about them!!

[moola]

where are you based PF?

[Polly Fouracre]

Devon, a bit of a journey from you I'm afraid. Unless they could be taken up in stages? I don't mind travelling a way.

[CoraxAurata]

Would anyone like, free of charge to a kind home, a lovely, gentle, friendly Indian Game cockerel. He is too beautiful and good to go in the freezer. I will give a dear little I.G. pullet to go with him. They are both hand tame and have been organically fed and handled daily from hatching. I would rather know where they are than take them to market and fret about them!!

No Fair!!!! Exactly what I want but no way to get near you.... (where ever you were) But as you are the far end of the country to me ..........
Hope they have found a nice home!

[RichmondHens]

I have one of Polly's cocks and he is a beauty. I highly recommend them ............. !!!!!

Hope you get a home for him soon Polly.

[moola]

it's a no can do for me - sorry. With a little boy and an elderly dog amongst the rabble here I'm quite limited in what I can do. Hope you find a good home. I'll ask a friend but I think its a bit too far for her too.
If anyone is interested in table birds an IG combination is really worthwhile having. You cross IG with Light Sussex and Ixworth and get very meaty birds.

[RichmondHens]

That's my plan ............!!

[Polly Fouracre]

I have one of Polly's cocks and he is a beauty. I highly recommend them ............. !!!!!

Hope you get a home for him soon Polly.

Thanks for that. He is a dear but I will ask my son-in-law to do the deed this weekend, then I'll know where he is.

[RichmondHens]

It's tough when they are so lovely, isn't it? I have several surplus Welsummer and Cream Legbar cocks, not to mention what seems like millions of bantam cocks, and they will all go in the pot. The Welsummers actually make a good size for roasting; the others will mainly be casseroles. They always look so beautiful though, and like yours, some are quite tame. Still, the deed must be done, and they taste good!