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4/18/12 at 11:25pm

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Better picture of his head. He has good width of skull.

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4/19/12 at 12:56am

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Better picture of his head. He has good width of skull.

A few other pointsof study interest which I was recently briefed on regarding the O-Shamo:

-shoulders held UP and strong

-nice vertical gate

-nice low tail, but not drooped or sharp angle

Walt ~ please correct me if I am mislead?

I have been fortunate enough to these birds in person and they are extremely impressive fowl. Where, honestly, photos just dont give you the grandure of the bird. If I had the space I would love to have a stable full of this particular dinosaur line.

MY BREEDS:

KO SHAMO, O-SHAMO, LOATIAN THAI, GA NOI DON, SOUTH AMERICAN REZA, SIYAH RAMPUR ASIL, MAHARAJAH ASIL, NORTH INDIAN ASIL, PAKISTANI ASIL

FRENCH MARANS (Blue & Black Copper), AMERACAUNAS (Lavenders, Blue/Wheatens), ANDALUSIONS(BLUE/SPLASH), WYNADOTTES (BLRW), SILKIES (Lavender, Paints)

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MY BREEDS:

KO SHAMO, O-SHAMO, LOATIAN THAI, GA NOI DON, SOUTH AMERICAN REZA, SIYAH RAMPUR ASIL, MAHARAJAH ASIL, NORTH INDIAN ASIL, PAKISTANI ASIL

FRENCH MARANS (Blue & Black Copper), AMERACAUNAS (Lavenders, Blue/Wheatens), ANDALUSIONS(BLUE/SPLASH), WYNADOTTES (BLRW), SILKIES (Lavender, Paints)

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4/19/12 at 9:14pm

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Anyone willing to send me a dozen or two of hatching eggs if I cover shipping cost? Maybe I can return the favor someday and offer you the same deal. Im not picky they can be pure shamo,malay,asil (aseel) or even crosses with other game fowl. I just want some Oriental blood that I can build from.

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4/20/12 at 6:20am

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x2 I'd prefer Cubalayas though, or some bantam oriental.

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"The greatest fear for the future is that we forget the way God has led us in the past"
"Good, better, best. Never let it rest until your good is better and your better is best"

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4/20/12 at 7:31am

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Just wanted to show off 1 of my wheaten O Shamo pullets, she likes 1 week being 5 months old :

Wife, 2 kids, 100% English B/B/S import (LF) Orps. Black Bantam Orps. & 1 black German Shepherd to watch over them.

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Now shipping eggs, PM me for prices & details.

Wife, 2 kids, 100% English B/B/S import (LF) Orps. Black Bantam Orps. & 1 black German Shepherd to watch over them.

I am now NPIP certified
Proud member of the UOC.

Now shipping eggs, PM me for prices & details.

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4/20/12 at 10:24am

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Half Boles Asil, half American Game grey. Putting him on 2 sid taylor hens.

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4/20/12 at 10:28am

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This stag is out of the above cock. His dam was a Thai/American game hen. So he is 1/4 Boles asil, 1/4 Thai/ 1/2 American game. He is young but has promis.

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4/20/12 at 10:32am

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Here is a nice pullet that is out of same clutch as above stag. Putting her under a Golden grey American Cock. So their get will be 3/4 American game, 1/8 Boles asil, 1/8 Thai.