Thai gamefowl

[Zanzuseppe]

Hi everyone, this winter I’ve been in Thailand, precisely in Phetcahbun province, and I have imported some eggs of Thai gamefowl from a local. I’m interested about your opinions of what they are (4 months and a half), some about the breed, some tips for raising them the best and if someone has some informations about like bloodline (I’ve heard about samba, lhk and others that I can’t remember). I will post some other photos tomorrow as I have just one nice of a little rooster.
Last thing, where I live in winter it can get -10 degrees Celsius (14 Fahrenheit) during the nights, do you think that they will suffer with that temperature outside? My coop is closed only open to south-west and water inside hardly get frozen.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

@MysteryChicken is familiar with game fowl and might be able to help with your questions.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Hi everyone, this winter I’ve been in Thailand, precisely in Phetcahbun province, and I have imported some eggs of Thai gamefowl from a local. I’m interested about your opinions of what they are (4 months and a half), some about the breed, some tips for raising them the best and if someone has some informations about like bloodline (I’ve heard about samba, lhk and others that I can’t remember). I will post some other photos tomorrow as I have just one nice of a little rooster.
Last thing, where I live in winter it can get -10 degrees Celsius (14 Fahrenheit) during the nights, do you think that they will suffer with that temperature outside? My coop is closed only open to south-west and water inside hardly get frozen.

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Games are pretty cold hardy. Just keep out of direct wind, & excess moisture. Moisture will cause frostbitten toes.

Samba is a Single Combed Aseel.