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Before you even THINK of saying you want one, go at least skim the ref sheet [link] kthnxbai

Since my breed sheets apparently dont get any love, I decided to go and get myself some biran. These are proof that you never know what to expect with biran. We went with clear ideas of who we wanted to bring home, and ended up with something completely different.

Woody has gone home with and can be found here [link]
We were only planning to get two, a few starters for the barn, but the little guy seen top left was just too good to pass up. Everyone at the barn calls him Woody because of his black and white patterns and mischievious nature. His loud woodpecker like markings and curious, playful personality (and his apparent love of females) make us think he will be a great match. He is very young and should have no trouble imprinting to his new home. Hes got a full crest and a kite tail, and a pretty typical wedge-shaped head. Hes pretty small still because he is so young, but his tail and dew claw are expected to grow longer as he fills in to his frame. Hes looking to be average sized, somewhere around 15h.

The big guy on the right is tentatively named TS Pheasant Surprise, because of his bold pheasant like colors. He is old and still unsure about his new surroundings, but he is adapting quickly. Hes got a good, strong, boxy head, thick neck, abundant crest and fan shaped tail. Everyone at the barn just calls him "Boss" because his scrutinizing hawklike glare makes people feel like theyre being evaluated. His size adds to his commanding presence, as he stands around 15.2 and stocky.

The dainty little thing on the bottom is everyones new favorite, TS Touch of Gold. She is delicate and affectionate, loves getting her head scratched. Shes aged somewhere between Woody and Boss. She has what one might call a refined head, and is very leggy. She has a wonderfully long kite tail and a pinfeather crest. Despite her simple pattern, the gold touches really stands out on her blue-black body. She is one of the smaller members of the barn, standing at just 14.1h.

Description
Before you even THINK of saying you want one, go at least skim the ref sheet [link] kthnxbai

Since my breed sheets apparently dont get any love, I decided to go and get myself some biran. These are proof that you never know what to expect with biran. We went with clear ideas of who we wanted to bring home, and ended up with something completely different.

Woody has gone home with and can be found here [link]
We were only planning to get two, a few starters for the barn, but the little guy seen top left was just too good to pass up. Everyone at the barn calls him Woody because of his black and white patterns and mischievious nature. His loud woodpecker like markings and curious, playful personality (and his apparent love of females) make us think he will be a great match. He is very young and should have no trouble imprinting to his new home. Hes got a full crest and a kite tail, and a pretty typical wedge-shaped head. Hes pretty small still because he is so young, but his tail and dew claw are expected to grow longer as he fills in to his frame. Hes looking to be average sized, somewhere around 15h.

The big guy on the right is tentatively named TS Pheasant Surprise, because of his bold pheasant like colors. He is old and still unsure about his new surroundings, but he is adapting quickly. Hes got a good, strong, boxy head, thick neck, abundant crest and fan shaped tail. Everyone at the barn just calls him "Boss" because his scrutinizing hawklike glare makes people feel like theyre being evaluated. His size adds to his commanding presence, as he stands around 15.2 and stocky.

The dainty little thing on the bottom is everyones new favorite, TS Touch of Gold. She is delicate and affectionate, loves getting her head scratched. Shes aged somewhere between Woody and Boss. She has what one might call a refined head, and is very leggy. She has a wonderfully long kite tail and a pinfeather crest. Despite her simple pattern, the gold touches really stands out on her blue-black body. She is one of the smaller members of the barn, standing at just 14.1h.