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That's not a brazilian, it's an american game.

Looks to me like some sort of OG x AG cross. Anything thing other than that is going to be a guess. It's definitely not pure Shamo, nor pure Asil, and highly unlikely even pure OG.

That's easy enough to fix, get em both, pull the head off the sick one, and it's all good.

As Tom said, you got some Hmong meat birds there, which are basically mostly a Thai variant, but since you got clearly have two birds that are too old to be able to reach each other, and clearly not game, that's what makes em meat birds. They are not Asil or Malay.

LOL, there is no chicken that can defend itself against pretty much any predator if the predator wants to kill it.

No thanks, I'm done with this guy.

Well, when you get more experience with the breeds, you will see it then Paulo.

You have listed several different breeds of fowl, which thai are a breed of their own too. Trust me when I say I understand completely where you are coming from, as I am quite familiar with how hmong breed fowl, but in the same respect, I can guarantee there is no Saipan in Thai...lol! There...

Looks very nice, but looks to have more Shamo blood in it than Thai.

No disrespect intended, but that's something I would expect to hear from someone inexperienced with the time and dedication it takes to be a breeder of quality fowl. Everyone has their own views on what, and how they let blood off their yard, and I'm fine with that, but on the same note, the...

I think you got it backwards BK. When it comes to gamefowl, what you find are most people that sell eggs are nothing but peddlers, in it for the money, not the quality of the stock. People that spend a lot of time getting quality broodstock, and take the time to breed them properly don't let...

Well, in my opinion, good breeders don't sell hatching eggs as a rule. If you want a specific type of asil, pm me the details, and I'll put you in touch with the right guy to get some good stock. Just remember, it won't be as cheap as buying eggs, or from the local feed store, but in the long...

I don't have any headshots laying around, but my advice would be to deal with a reputable asil breeder next time, that way you know you will get what you want.

Here are some examples for you off my yard. The top pic is an Asil hen with just a smidge of Brazilian in it, and the lower picture is a pure Asil hen. They both show excellent type for an Asil hen.

Definitely not Asil, looks like some sort of AG cross to me.

As I said, it depends on what you believe, as their are people on both sides of that fence.

To be honest, if you want to go back far enough, all Oriental breeds are all originally Asil, or Malay, depending on your school of thought. When you try to apply modern day fowl to their ancestors, I don't feel it applies anymore in my opinion.

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Maybe I come across harshly, but when I do, it's because I am passionate about what I believe in, and hate seeing it disrespected. I just get tired of seeing the same tired cycles over and over again I guess. People that I call out personally have been given the chance via pm before, but fall...