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Quote: That is a long drive. I have a friend who lives in Altha. His passion is Asils, as is mine. We actually share the same bloodlines. I`ve driven to his home from WPB on several occasions. Your boy will be a force to contend with in short order. Don`t worry about him being mean, though...

Quote: Hi Sharon, nice looking stag. I take it you got him from our friend, Ish. The action you mentioned is a dominance thing. Usually an older hen will give a young fella a really hard time. He looks kinda young to be taking up for himself like that, so he must be a firey guy. The Shamo...

Good questions, PC. My own experience is with a line of PR Spanish Games that I bred for years. Some would come rosecomb and some straight. I was always under the impression that, in most breeds, be they game or not, that rosecombs were dominant, but as I said, I got both from the same trio that...

Rose combs in any breed are an indication of oriental blood somewhere in it`s ancestry.......Pop

Quote: I`d like to be wrong on this one, but they both look like roosters to me. Sharp pointed hackle feathers are the give away. Dunno what breed........Pop

Quote: Good advise, Bro. LOL.........Pop

Quote: You didn`t say, but assuming the two half breeds are male, you should breed the better of the two back over the hen. then the offspring from that brood back over mom, etc., etc. always using the original hen. After 4 breedings to the original hen, you will have 31/32 Sid Taylor blood...

Quote: I sent you a pm Chris. Asil's are going well, didn't get as many hatched as I wanted to this year, but real happy with the ones I did. These are current pics of this years oldest stags. Hatched 1/11/11. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/43076_v__b514.jpg And his brother...

Quote: People use their imaginations in the creation or swing perches. They can be as simple as a piece of rope run through a piece of water hose, or a couple chains connected to a stick. I`ve never used them, but I used to know some guys that did. They help with balance as well as strength...

Gotta tell you guys an Asil story. I breed Rampuri Asils, which are the Reza type, meaning they are under 6.6 lbs, or 3 kilos. Rampuris are black in color. Years ago, while living in Palm Beach County, FL, the president of the Palm Beach County Poultry Fanciers Assn. decided she had to have a...

Quote: If they are pure Asil, this could be the bargain of the century. Doubtfull about the purity, though. If the pullets will be 3 1/2 lbs when grown, the stag should cock out from 5-6 lbs, which is about right for Reza Asils. Ask a lot of questions if you check them out...........Pop

Quote: Ya`ll listen to this man. What he is saying is true.........Pop

Quote: What kind of Asil do you want? Either me or lollipop can probably set you up: for me I want have any for sale until late spring, but pop might have some now. Ha Ha, I just sent him a PM inviting him to Asil Club. I don`t have any right now either..........Pop

Quote: Nice lookin poochy there my friend. My old girl, Sugar, will be 15 years old in March. She is also red nosed and has a lot of white on her, but her white is from age, not her color when younger. Love them pits.......Pop

Quote: Play dumb, be vague, and be sure to stress the fact that any experience you may have is related to the "good old days". It`s good to be wary.........Pop

Quote: Your best bet will be to obtain a copy of The Gamecock Magazine. Hard to get chicks this time of year, but you may get someone to take your order for spring. Good luck........Pop http://www.thegamecock.com/

Quote: Probably your best bet would be to PM saladin. He`s as knowledgeable and connected as anyone you can imagine........Pop

Quote: Chances of getting eggs, especially shipped eggs, at this time of year are slim. However, here`s a website that can probably help you in your search, if nobody here can help. Good luck.........Pop https://www.backyardchickens.com/index.php?sid=48cfaeb4b04b54dd0be4eaa5a1e91621 The link...

Quote: Chances of getting eggs, especially shipped eggs, at this time of year are slim. However, here`s a website that can probably help you in your search, if nobody here can help. Good luck.........Pop https://www.backyardchickens.com/index.php?sid=48cfaeb4b04b54dd0be4eaa5a1e91621

Quote: Gallo, she looks like a Malgache. I`ve always been entrigued by the breed, but I shy away from them because so many folks have crossed various breeds with naked necks in order to get fowl that look like them. I don`t know enough about them to tell the difference. The real ones are great...