Oriental Gamefowl Thread!

[Yang]

1/4 Burmese 1/4 Brazil 1/2 Asil pullet for sale

 

[cubalaya]

nice pullets yang. interesting hens mayc. good luck with your sale fowl.


here is a son of Chicago and his dark mother

 

[ediee13]

My Brazilian Shamo. Can anyone give me any info?

 

[MaycanGamefowl]

what kind if info do you want? Fact trial and error, history of of the breed?

 

[ediee13]

Yes like what is the difference of a Brazilian shamo and a regular Shamo. And it's proper color name

 

[SwampFoot]

I've got a question... My two Asil stags are complete dunghills. They are beautiful, shiny, and cherry headed but won't gain weight around the keel bone. The hens are filled out nicely though.
They used to play spar while they were growing up free ranged, but eventually they'd run away from eachother. Well the other day, one of them got out and was in the yard with the laying flock. I was surprised to see that my 5 month old easter egger rooster was chasing him down, my asil rooster was screaming. I picked him up, and he was so spooked. A few days later I picked him up and carried him to his brother's pen and held him in front of the brother asil to see if there was signs of aggression, and the brother hit the top of the pen squawking, while the one I was holding was squawking and trying to get away. I didn't even get them close enough to eachother to peck.
The two sisters fight everything they see, including thier brothers.
Now I don't breed them to be fought, but this disappointed me so much... They are seven months old. If gameness is a trait I look for, should I cull these?
I've also never raised Asils, just American Games.

 

[MaycanGamefowl]

Yes like what is the difference of a Brazilian shamo and a regular Shamo. And it's proper color name

Well there is a minor difference brazilian shamos are just a different strain of shamo sum may be bigger or smaller than just a black shamoBrizzilian shamos are just a different strain

 

[ediee13]

Thanks!

 

[MaycanGamefowl]

I've got a question... My two Asil stags are complete dunghills. They are beautiful, shiny, and cherry headed but won't gain weight around the keel bone. The hens are filled out nicely though.
They used to play spar while they were growing up free ranged, but eventually they'd run away from eachother. Well the other day, one of them got out and was in the yard with the laying flock. I was surprised to see that my 5 month old easter egger rooster was chasing him down, my asil rooster was screaming. I picked him up, and he was so spooked. A few days later I picked him up and carried him to his brother's pen and held him in front of the brother asil to see if there was signs of aggression, and the brother hit the top of the pen squawking, while the one I was holding was squawking and trying to get away. I didn't even get them close enough to eachother to peck.
The two sisters fight everything they see, including thier brothers.
Now I don't breed them to be fought, but this disappointed me so much... They are seven months old. If gameness is a trait I look for, should I cull these?
I've also never raised Asils, just American Games.

You should give them a few more moths sepperated from everyone aand then they will get tough soon enough, after about 3 months if their not fighting every rooster in sight just bring them to your local sail.

 

[kingcocker]

You should give them a few more moths sepperated from everyone aand then they will get tough soon enough, after about 3 months if their not fighting every rooster in sight just bring them to your local sail.

Two things, the first malay birds when pure can take up to two years to come into their courage. Secondly if they are hatchery birds they were not bred to be game so they are likely dunghill.