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[metcalfmk]

That's a beautiful bird Cuda!

 

[prariechiken]

Yes, when it comes to the name thing, unless you get the info from the breeder they came from, then the best you can do is call them by their coloration. The "names" given to gamefowl usually represent the breeders who developed the said strain. You can find several strains that if all put on the same yard would look just alike, their only difference being their place/breeder of origin. In all honesty, once the bird leaves that breeders hands and goes say to your yard, then by you being the one breeding them, they would best be labeled with your name and only referenced as blood from "so n so". Names are just names, whatever you call them they are some very nice looking fowl to have roaming your yard.

 

[fowlafoot]

Nice Thai Cuda

 

[Cuban Longtails]

White Malay Stag & Saipan JF Pullet

The silkie is their mid-afternoon snack.

 

[ThePolishPrincess]

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The poor thing looks bewildered.

He's saying, "Please don't crush me!"

 

[fancyfowl4ever]

Here are a couple Pics of my Malay Roo.

Her is from Ideal, so not a very good specimen of the breed but he is still beautiful none the less.

 

[CUDA]

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[paduanchook]

can anybody explain difference between shamo and thai?

 

[DTchickens]

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Shamo stand straight up and tail down, Are bigger. And from Japan, Thai don't stand as straight, tail is usually held a little higher, They're not as big, and are from Thailand... really thats about all i know, the others could probably point more out since orientals aren't my knowledge section