Idahoo's

IDAHOOS (pronounced Ida whos) From Idaho Bird13a

Idahoos (Fakus Birdius) were first sighted in 1857 near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho They are extremely shy and it is said that if you see one in the wild you will have good fortune. Idahoos come in a wide range of colors and seem to be very playful. The largest one ever seen was almost 24 inches in height with a wingspan of nearly 36 inches but the average is somewhere between 6 to 8 inches in height. Not much is known about this rare and unusual bird and it is said that they have the ability to talk. If you come across one, you should really count your blessings! The leading authority on Idahoos is Dr. D.C. Smythe. He has made it his life's work to research this rare bird and with his permission we were able to put some pictures together from his extensive library and we offer them to you. And don't forget to visit rockymountainmelk.com. Bird13d

Idahoo at night Bird13b

Idahoo in a snow storm Idahoos are registered to NVPI Company

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