Galliformes of the world

[LDennis24]

Koklass pheasant

[LDennis24]

How about jungle fowl....

Green jungle fowl

[LDennis24]

Grey jungle fowl

[Birdguy]

We have raised 12 of the birds pictured so far.

[Jake Dogfish]

Beautiful!

[LDennis24]

Birdguy do you know of a really unique one I haven't posted yet? Of course there are tons more I have missed but I will keep posting as I come across them. I haven't gotten to quail at all I guess.

[LDennis24]

Quail most everyone knows already

[LDennis24]

Black Francolin

[LDennis24]

Swainson's Francolin

[Birdguy]

The eared pheasants are pretty cool (blue, white and brown). Diggers like the impeyans but pretty docile and cool sounding birds.

@Boneaddict probably has forgotten more about galliformes than most will ever know.

[KFhunter]

What's the birds running all over the big island Hawaii?

Partridge sized, looked very huntable and were everywhere in the huntable areas of the game range.

Looked like those francolin

[boneaddict]

I pretty much have raised a majority of the ones listed here and maybe some that haven’t been posted yet.   I loved this time of year.    The Wenas never sounded so good.    My last mated pair was killed by a coon this last summer.   I have torn down all but two pens.   I’ve contemplated doing a couple mandarins in one of the pens and maybe some regular ones, in another.   
I was also friends with the gentleman from walla walla that released them(he used to be a member on here)  Many of them were birds from my place.   Their downfall was they were so aggressive.   They’d attack hunters and get shot.  Throughout the years I’ve lost a couple birds out into,the Wenas.   I had several live outside of my pens and survived for years.   The one I just lost was a silver, that actually lived free for years, finally broke into the pen to fight the male in there and then stayed inside the pen. 

[KFhunter]

I'm going to raise them soon.  Want to up my dog training game post retirement, when I can actually travel and chase titles.

Be cool to do some exotics, and be a small miller ranch type deal.

[KFhunter]

I don't have any wild phez nor expect any to show up, in a pocket of good phez habitat yet sheilded from any migration in from colville valley.

[boneaddict]

I had a lot of enjoyment doing it.   It was an awesome experience for my kids.   I could have easily marketed birds around the world, but international shipping refs are a beast, so I stayed within the boundaries of the US.   In your neck of the woods, snowfall and top nets will be your enemy.