Show Off Your American Gamefowl and Chat Thread!!!

[SizzleQueen]

a bird of any of various strains of domestic fowls developed originally chiefly for the production of fighting cocks, modern game, old english game. ( before the laws were changed to make it elegal to fight them) now we are breeding them to keep their bloodlines pure all while being able to admire some of the finest gamefowl on the planet

Thank you

 

[centrarchid]

centra must be his alter ego

No.

Gamefowl = chicken breed bred for fighting (territoriality not distinguishing characteristic). I study territoriality / behavior closely.

Game Fowl = Wild Galliformes targeted by hunters which is comparable for water fowl and game fish

 

[SizzleQueen]

No.

Gamefowl = chicken breed bred for fighting (territoriality not distinguishing characteristic). I study territoriality / behavior closely.

Game Fowl = Wild Galliformes targeted by hunters which is comparable for water fowl and game fish

im so confused as to if this question i have asked has ticked some people off. Thank you though, this makes sense more than anything I've read. Lol

 

[sdm111]

No.

Gamefowl = chicken breed bred for fighting (territoriality not distinguishing characteristic). I study territoriality / behavior closely.

Game Fowl = Wild Galliformes targeted by hunters which is comparable for water fowl and game fish

dang that was quick hadn't heard from u in a week

 

[kingcocker]

a bird of any of various strains of domestic fowls developed originally chiefly for the production of fighting cocks, modern game, old english game. ( before the laws were changed to make it elegal to fight them) now we are breeding them to keep their bloodlines pure all while being able to admire some of the finest gamefowl on the planet

Love that book, a true cockers guide

 

[roosterhavoc]

dang that was quick hadn't heard from u in a week

he doesn't have any chickens that's why lol

 

[centrarchid]

im so confused as to if this question i have asked has ticked some people off. Thank you though, this makes sense more than anything I've read. Lol

In usages I am familiar with having two words implies multiple species while a single or hyphenated word implies a use.

 

[kingcocker]

he doesn't have any chickens that's why lol

He helped cause my explanation was not simply enough for the questioner

 

[centrarchid]

he doesn't have any chickens that's why lol

It still comes down to a lack of pretty colors, not a lack of birds.

 

[kingcocker]

It still comes down to a lack of pretty colors, not a lack of birds.

So we should only post birds with pretty colors?