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Cornish Game of today are not true gamefowl. They still have many attributes of the asil that is in them. Pure Asil are kept in pairs. Most males will tolerate chicks. They will tolerate them until the stags begin to turn red about the comb, then they will drive them away or kill them. It...

I raise game chickens. When I buy new blood I buy stags. When I sell birds, I sell stags. I don't fight chickens, not because I am morally opposed to it, because that would be hypocritical, but because it is illegal. Basically, people with game chickens buy stags, or pairs. You can't tell as...

Shamos are oriental games. Oriental games, or malayoid games are generally bigger than the Bankivoid games like Old English, American, or Spanish. Cubalayas have a large component of oriental in them but are more utilitarian in nature. I have had good success with oriental game (Thai) crossed on...

Time for school. "Gamefowl" are essentially 50% of every broiler chicken raised commercially. The Cornish breed was a blend of Asil and Old English Gamefowl. (Although from my attempts at recreation, the Cornish has a good bit of "fluffy butt" in there too.) The Game definitely gave them their...

Somebody will be the hen, if you know what I mean. (Thing high security incarceration). If you have a hen anywhere on seven acres, some of them will be outside her door unless she is in soundproof walls. If she has a rooster with her, he is not going to like the attention. At six months it's...

With proper aging and cooking you can have two year old roosters that are melt in your mouth tender and have flavor out of this world.

Find people that raw feed their dogs in your area. Kill them at 8 to 16 weeks. Cut the breast meat off the carcass and throw the rest in a freezer. A raw feeder would be happy to have what is left, possibly even pay you, and you will have some very good eating without a lot of hassle, feed...

As a gamefowl fancier, I have done a lot of research into gamefowl, the people that have kept gamefowl, and the history of gamefowl, including their original purposes. The concept of a "bait rooster" is erroneous, bordering on myth. Think of it from a logical perspective. What you are suggesting...