I was told this rooster came from Pakistan? Edited

[emvickrey]

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So sorry, I edited the post. Please just identify the breed.

 

[sred98]

He's beautiful! He might be ok with the females? I would try it with strict supervision after you've had him a while. He might have just had aggressive birds that he was responding to, you know? Sometimes just getting the bird out of the situation helps.

Good luck!

Shelly

 

[HBuehler]

I have no idea what it is other than beautiful I do know it's NOT a leghorn...leghorns have white ears and that fella has pretty red ones.

 

[Rare Feathers Farm]

still looks like an asil to me...

http://www.poultrypages.com/images/asil.gif

 

[emvickrey]

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Yeah, this guy isn't aggressive towards us. It's just that he is in a different place and don't know us is why DH got flapped at but he in general is a nice bird towards us.

I have an AO that is like that too. He is tame and will tolerate another roo but he will be the dominate one. I have 3 roos as it is to get him used to. One of them is part japanese bantam so he has an attitude. I have to supervise their introduction.

Anyway, ya'all say he's an asil. He is a good size too so that means he is't mixed. Did I understand that right?

 

[sred98]

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I agree!

Shelly

 

[AmeraucanaLuver]

im being carfull but u may have been given a past fighting cock if it were me id give him to a breeder that breeds them for show not fights and let them decide if its worth it or not he could be a valuble breeding cock. i have a friend who breeds them their realy not pet or backyard birds id leave this breed to the experts.

 

[Cuban Longtails]

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Yeah, this guy isn't aggressive towards us. It's just that he is in a different place and don't know us is why DH got flapped at but he in general is a nice bird towards us.

I have an AO that is like that too. He is tame and will tolerate another roo but he will be the dominate one. I have 3 roos as it is to get him used to. One of them is part japanese bantam so he has an attitude. I have to supervise their introduction.

Anyway, ya'all say he's an asil. He is a good size too so that means he is't mixed. Did I understand that right?

There is a good chance he's not mixed (or if he is, it was quite a few generations ago). It'd be better if we could see a photo of him standing on his own to be sure. Aseels have a certain uprightness to their stance and wings held at a certain angle.

 

[AmeraucanaLuver]

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DO NOT PUT HIM WITH YOUR BIRDS !!!!!!!!!!! He could have a dieses and he WILL fight other males ....

Edited to conform to the rules of BYC. ​

 

[CallyB57]

He's a beautiful bird. If I didn't already have 4 roosters I'd come steal him away.