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Just read something like that.

One thing I find abit confusing here, is that all my research into Indian Aseel breeds, is that Reza are an Indian variety. American bred may lack certain characteristics that make them differ from their Indian Counterparts. They do seem pretty popular in Pakistan, though. Kinda like Malay...

Yeah.

This is the weight of my Malay Hen. She's actually 1-2lbs underweight, had to deworm her currently. She's not that tall, but very hefty.

Think they could possibly be abit bigger, if done properly.

Not bad.

That's not a bad weight. They're also pretty short, & stocky. Kinda like a Cornish, but less bulky. What's the weight required by the standard? Don't have my Book of SOP with me currently.

I've thought about getting Reza Aseel, but they're too small for my liking.

Part 2, of my Indian Malays. The Newbies.

My Indian Malays. They're not an established breed, there's gonna be variations. I even got an infertile Dwarf out of them. My boy Goliath. Flock mateGoliath's son, Long.Long's Sister, the Dwarf. She'll be 2yrs old this summer. Long's 3 Daughter's. Need updated pictures.Long's Son2 of my hens...

I've got Indian Malays, which prefer to start laying early, or late spring, & going broody in the summer. Recently got some Taiwanese Gamefowl, they're still growing.