Shamo from Ideal Poultry - Grow with me!

[MysteryChicken]

Well..... the place that you ordered from, do they have Oriental Gamefowl chickens (Shamo, Aseel, Malay, Thai, etc.)? I have Oriental Gamefowls, Thai variety and Shamo.

Here is a pic of my Shamo :

Pretty bird.

 

[MysteryChicken]

yes!

Okay.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Here's a very rare, muffed, tuffed, and bearded Aseel chicken. Image from Google.com

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

It came out of a barnyard mix I ordered. Hatched out of a light brown medium sized egg that was mislabeled.

4 toes, yellow legs, pea, or walnut comb. The muffs might be a ressesive trait that'll go away. Chick doesn't really fit in with other chicken breeds I searched. It would be nice for help identifying what my chick is.

If you got it as a barnyard mix, then it's most likely a mix of breeds. Also, muffs are a dominant trait, not recessive.

Pure bred aseel chicks. Image from Google.comView attachment 1718236

I searched that image on Google, and this is what I found:

Your picture is not of aseel chicks, they are most likely Easter eggers.

Aseel chick:

 

[Shamo Hybrid]

Pretty bird.

I'll sell you some eggs if you want to buy some.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I'll sell you some eggs if you want to buy some.

Nah, that's okay. I'm fine. Thanks for the offer.

 

[MysteryChicken]

If you got it as a barnyard mix, then it's most likely a mix of breeds. Also, muffs are a dominant trait, not recessive.

I searched that image on Google, and this is what I found:
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Your picture is not of aseel chicks, they are most likely Easter eggers.

Aseel chick:
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Since it has muffs, could it be this type of American gamefowl? Image from Google.com

 

[Shamo Hybrid]

Since it has muffs, could it be this type of American gamefowl? Image from Google.com View attachment 1719005

Or..... could be a Cornish X in which case you'll have a nice big chicken dinner!! J/K.

You're just gonna have to wait to find out. When I had my chicks, I couldn't wait til they grew up and show their colors.... at least with the males. They are now starting to develop their red/orange colors, just the beginning stages though. Their pop's a stud, very handsome fellow with vibrant red all over.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Or..... could be a Cornish X in which case you'll have a nice big chicken dinner!! J/K.

You're just gonna have to wait to find out. When I had my chicks, I couldn't wait til they grew up and show their colors.... at least with the males. They are now starting to develop their red/orange colors, just the beginning stages though. Their pop's a stud, very handsome fellow with vibrant red all over.

I guess I'll wait. I'll post again when it grows up more, when it's not so fluffy.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Since it has muffs, could it be this type of American gamefowl? Image from Google.com View attachment 1719005

Could be, though I don't know if they're that common at hatcheries.