Oriental Gamefowl Thread!

[gallo4319]

I saw it on Craig list . My best guess would be 9 to 12 lbs

 

[hungnguyen]

He is not a pure ganoi. The body and neck is slim, could be a Thai cross. .I bet he is 7.5-8 lbs at the max. He must be an old brood, not only the spur is long but the leg shank is already out of proportion.

 

[aseelforsale]

My 1 year old stag

 

[gallo4319]

I contacted the guy who is selling them he only got the rooster left for sale .
And he did get them from the Vietnamese guy I met .
The Vietnamese guy I met he got birds from 7lbs to 12lbs and he refer to his birds as Thailand aseel ( ganoi) he actually used the word aseel as ( pure) I think he does have a blend of ganoi and a little drop of thai .
Lol

 

[hungnguyen]

Thanks gallo for the info. The info did not make any sense where Thai, aseel and ganoi terms were used wrongfully. I contacted the seller to ask for age and weight and he never responded. So .. case closed.

 

[ameraucanacrazy]

Blue wheaton 3 years old.

Blue thai/asil hen

Red pyle pair (young)

Blue red thai/asil

 

[fishsticks]

my only asil chick at three months.

 

[lovemybirdpets]

Anyone has double wing rooster? I am curious what they look like. Thanks

 

[hungnguyen]

Quote:
a pullet

 

[hungnguyen]

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Do you mean "double wing" or you refer to "2 layers of wing feathers"? In the technique of selecting a good Oriental, many prefer multi-layers in wing feathers. This is based on a belief that more layers of feathers means stronger air lift when the bird tries to jump. This makes pretty good sense to me.