Oriental Gamefowl Thread!

[Balaswa120467]

Here are all my young to old pama for this year. Below is my young pama. Should max out at 7.8 to 8lbs.



This is his brother. This one is bigger and more white.


this one is the youngest brother. still molten.


this is my black pama called prettyboy.


This is my pama called bigboy. 8lbs plus.




This is my pama called pamaboy. he is the dad to the top three I posted on top. 7.8lbs

Here are all my young to old pama for this year. Below is my young pama. Should max out at 7.8 to 8lbs.



This is his brother. This one is bigger and more white.


this one is the youngest brother. still molten.


this is my black pama called prettyboy.


This is my pama called bigboy. 8lbs plus.




This is my pama called pamaboy. he is the dad to the top three I posted on top. 7.8lbs

Did you sell pama big boy rooster 8lb plus, if you do, contact me or text me in the following Thanks
[email protected] or (260)804-0739

 

[Balaswa120467]

Did you sell pama big boy rooster 8lb plus, if you do, contact me or text me in the following Thanks
[email protected] or (260)804-0739

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

Well my 23 week old Thai/Asil Almost killed a silkie rooster he was in with. The silkie was hiding and he was just pulling feathers out as fast as he could. The sikie will live but he is all bloody.

 

[MissLavender]

Anyone have a clue as to the parentage of this chick? I know Dad is a White Laced Red Cornish. It’s 8 weeks old, uncertain about sex but I’m thinking cockerel, and perhaps hen feathered. This bird fears nothing, and all of the other chicks are afraid of this one, even much older ones. His mother was supposed to be pure Hmong, but the older she got, the more clear it became that there was more than just Hmong in there. The person I got her from has Hmong and Asian and Oriental Gamefowl. She is compact yet HUGE, extremely strong and a fierce mother. She’s bigger than the Cornish rooster she was with. The last four photos are of her.

 

[troyer]

Anyone have a clue as to the parentage of this chick? I know Dad is a White Laced Red Cornish. It’s 8 weeks old, uncertain about sex but I’m thinking cockerel, and perhaps hen feathered. This bird fears nothing, and all of the other chicks are afraid of this one, even much older ones. His mother was supposed to be pure Hmong, but the other she got, the more clear it became that there was more than just Hmong in there. The person I got her from has Hmong and Asian and Oriental Gamefowl. She is compact yet HUGE, extremely strong and a fierce mother. She’s bigger than the Cornish rooster she was with. The last four photos are of her. View attachment 3277908View attachment 3277909View attachment 3277910View attachment 3277911View attachment 3277912View attachment 3277913View attachment 3277914View attachment 3277915View attachment 3277916View attachment 3277917View attachment 3277961View attachment 3277967View attachment 3277968View attachment 3277969

Definitely a cockerel and possibly hen feathered. Henny feather is a double gene and incompletely dominant in my experience, He is plenty young to really tell acurately right now, it is possible though that he has one henny gene which would play into him starting to look a bit henny feathered. The hen looks like she has Cornish Game in her already, actually looks like she's half Cornish. She looks awesome by the way!
The cockerel looks really great too and that fact that he has Hmong in him can explain why he's dominant over others as well. It's also possible that the hen has other Oriental varieties mixed in, such as the Brazilian types.

 

[AGeese]

Anyone have a clue as to the parentage of this chick? I know Dad is a White Laced Red Cornish. It’s 8 weeks old, uncertain about sex but I’m thinking cockerel, and perhaps hen feathered. This bird fears nothing, and all of the other chicks are afraid of this one, even much older ones. His mother was supposed to be pure Hmong, but the older she got, the more clear it became that there was more than just Hmong in there. The person I got her from has Hmong and Asian and Oriental Gamefowl. She is compact yet HUGE, extremely strong and a fierce mother. She’s bigger than the Cornish rooster she was with. The last four photos are of her. View attachment 3277908View attachment 3277909View attachment 3277910View attachment 3277911View attachment 3277912View attachment 3277913View attachment 3277914View attachment 3277915View attachment 3277916View attachment 3277917View attachment 3277961View attachment 3277967View attachment 3277968View attachment 3277969

Absolutely gorgeous birds.

 

[AGeese]

I was going to say Leige Fighter, but will let others chime in.

 

[MissLavender]

Definitely a cockerel and possibly hen feathered. Henny feather is a double gene and incompletely dominant in my experience, He is plenty young to really tell acurately right now, it is possible though that he has one henny gene which would play into him starting to look a bit henny feathered. The hen looks like she has Cornish Game in her already, actually looks like she's half Cornish. She looks awesome by the way!
The cockerel looks really great too and that fact that he has Hmong in him can explain why he's dominant over others as well. It's also possible that the hen has other Oriental varieties mixed in, such as the Brazilian types.

That’s what I thought too. I have a friend who is insisting it’s a hen. Wouldn’t surprise me a bit if Mom was Cornish x Hmong. She has blue skin like a Hmong.
He looks black laced red, although I’ve never seen this coloring before in my flock.

 

[YellowBrickRoad]

I purchased from Wahl. I should probably ask him about his line of blues, my guess maybe a bit of Thai or Malay in them, just looking at them. But Asil is a pretty big box as far as types, size, and characteristics... I will message him.

Mailed eggs are dicey, it’s been an all around dismal hatch this year here. Post office has been playing soccer with the packages (so far out of 3 dozen RIW and 3 dozen RIR eggs I have 1 live healthy chick for each breed)… out of all the dozens of eggs and different breeds we have exactly 6 chicks and several breeds no hatches… I can not Blair the sellers except maybe 1 who sent eggs completely covered in mud and muck and when we candled those they all looked not fertile to us. All other shipments from different folks had been packed good, eggs clean but the darn post office looked to have been playing soccer with the boxes, so cracked eggs, scrambled eggs… then bkack outs and a couple incubators going on the fritz. Incubators currently running are all working correctly so hopefully we can improve hatch rate.

The Asil arrived The eggs are resting, I will candle them latter for cracks, attempt repair. The incubator is on already to make sure it is functioning right.

Hi @Lauravonsmurf. I also ordered 12 from Wahl. 6 white, 6 blue. They arrived undamaged. Four were not fertile, six died sometime between day 7 and day 14 of incubation, and two of the blues hatched. Very disappointing. But the chicks are doing well. Tomorrow is day 28. I've attached photos for you. Wishing you a great hatch.

I'm also looking for legitimate Oshamo breeders that breed true to type and form. Thank you.

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

Just wanted to share some pics of my birds.