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[DTchickens]

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As far as I know KO Shamo breed naturally, they are like any other bantams except Oriental. I don't believe they're like Cornish, where they're so stumpy sometimes it effects their breeding.

-Daniel

 

[josh44]

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As far as I know KO Shamo breed naturally, they are like any other bantams except Oriental. I don't believe they're like Cornish, where they're so stumpy sometimes it effects their breeding.

-Daniel

Thanks I was thinking they were like cornish.
Do you have any orientals ?

If so What types of orientals do you raise ?

 

[DTchickens]

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As far as I know KO Shamo breed naturally, they are like any other bantams except Oriental. I don't believe they're like Cornish, where they're so stumpy sometimes it effects their breeding.

-Daniel

Thanks I was thinking they were like cornish.
Do you have any orientals ?

If so What types of orientals do you raise ?

Orientals are still new to me, I have one Shamo stag (17 months old) which I got when he was 6 months old. I hope to get a few more later though..

-Daniel

 

[Lollipop]

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Thanks I was thinking they were like cornish.
Do you have any orientals ?

If so What types of orientals do you raise ?

Orientals are still new to me, I have one Shamo stag (17 months old) which I got when he was 6 months old. I hope to get a few more later though..

-Daniel

Ko Shamo are very similar to O Shamo, except they are smaller. They are a distinct breed of gamefowl developed in Japan, as are the O Shamo. They mature slowely and are not fully mature until 2 years old. Julia Keeling, from the Isle of Mann, known as "The Shamo Lady" says they are like "big puddings" until they mature.

Cornish were developed in England as a meat bird. Indian Asils were used as one of the ingredients making the Cornish, however Cornish are like Asils in looks only and are not "game". For more info on all Asian Gamefowl breeds, check out this site. Hope this helps.........Pop

http://asiangamefowlsociety.ning.com/

 

[DTchickens]

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Orientals are still new to me, I have one Shamo stag (17 months old) which I got when he was 6 months old. I hope to get a few more later though..

-Daniel

Ko Shamo are very similar to O Shamo, except they are smaller. They are a distinct breed of gamefowl developed in Japan, as are the O Shamo. They mature slowely and are not fully mature until 2 years old. Julia Keeling, from the Isle of Mann, known as "The Shamo Lady" says they are like "big puddings" until they mature.

Cornish were developed in England as a meat bird. Indian Asils were used as one of the ingredients making the Cornish, however Cornish are like Asils in looks only and are not "game". For more info on all Asian Gamefowl breeds, check out this site. Hope this helps.........Pop

http://asiangamefowlsociety.ning.com/

Yeah, I have read a good bit concerning Orientals. And call Miss Julia my "mentor", as she and I have talked a lot regarding Shamo's. But I still say I am new, and know very little regarding Orientals. I am one of those "Secondhand knowledge takes no place of firsthand experience" types. KO Shamo though, is a breed I can't remember reading a lot on.. Maybe I should get Horst Schmudde's book back out, and research them some more hehe.

ETA: Thanks for the link Lollipop.

-Daniel

 

[josh44]

Does anyone have any oriental Game fowl hatching eggs available ?

Shamo,Brazilian,Thai,Malay Anything Pure breed ,Tall, leggy, wanting eggs from good quality stock.

I am wanting them for ornamental purposes.


Is there a written standard on how to breed proper & true Asian Games / Standard of Perfection ?

 

[josh44]

Never mind found shamo in the Standard Of Perfection.

 

[gallo4319]

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hey how you doing? if you are interested in oriental fowls I know a place where they sell thai,shamos,aseel, here in san anto
here is a picture of my black shamo hen that I bought for $30

 

[DTchickens]

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One thing I will say, is don't pay too much mind on the Standard Of perfection regarding what signifies "purity" and "Quality" in Gamefowl..

-Daniel

 

[kulangi]

Does anyone have Iranian gamefowl (lari)? How is it different than asils?