is this chook rear

[rearrolled]

hay i have aseel r they rear???????? never new my aseel just went clucky im so happy

 

[The Chicken Lady]

Did you mean rare? I hope I don't offend; I'm just trying to understand your post and help you get responses.

 

[DrinkTheRainbow]

If you mean rare, then I think so lol

 

[spish]

i opened this thread thinking it would be over the backsides of chickens...oh how wrong i was!
have never heard of aseel but just googled some pics...are they relatives of the ko shamo chickens?

 

[ranchhand]

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I don't mean to offend either, but that post makes very little sense. It's a problem of bad spelling/text speak, and terminology that is only known to Australians?

What does "just went clucky" mean?

 

[rearrolled]

sorry i mean rare and when i said" she went clucky" that means that a chicken has started to sit on eggs until they hatch.

any way does eny 1 no if they r rare

soory about my spelling i was never good at it so just bear with me.

 

[Judy]

Yes they are considered rare; they are a very old game breed, and are inclined to go broody (what "clucky" is called in the US.) It can be spelled either Aseel or Asil.

 

[rearrolled]

oooooooooooooooooo ok