Oriental Gamefowl Thread!

Has anyone with oriental games seen broody behavior in the cocks / stags. My American Games do it predictably when managed in particular ways. I am trying to see how wide spread the behavior is. It does not appear to come from Red Jungle Fowl side so either it is from the small amount of grey jungle fowl or came about through the domestication process.
 
question! What's the difference in stags and cocks? I call all roosters cocks


Depends on your angle. Show people call male less than one year cockerel / stag, more than one year cock. As I was taught cock is reserved for male birds when in the second or greater fully in adult featherset which usually means more than 18 months. The term bullstag means male where first full set of adult feathers are completely in but not old enough to be a cock.

"Rooster" is sissy term for male chicken. Avoid using it when audience is concerned about gamefowl.
 
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Depends on your angle. Show people call male less than one year cockerel / stag, more than one year cock. As I was taught cock is reserved for male birds when in the second or greater fully in adult featherset which usually means more than 18 months. The term bullstag means male where first full set of adult feathers are completely in but not old enough to be a cock.

"Rooster" is sissy term for male chicken. Avoid using it when audience is concerned about gamefowl.
lol thanks good to know
 

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