What is this breed called? And can he mate with other breeds?

[Cazook]

i would not get one for a pet... they are bred for fighting.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

i would not get one for a pet... they are bred for fighting.

They are bred for fighting other roosters, not fighting people. Gamefowl tend to be less human aggressive.

 

[bigz1983]

I'm attaching a photo of the online store in which I ordered one rooster of this breed, it was about 3000 dollars since they're very rare around here, and it's Turkish, I wanna know what they're called and if he can mate with other breeds of chickens and perhaps reproduce more of this breed so that I wouldn't have to buy a chicken of the same breed?

Wow..
$3,000?
You must have a good job or make good money..

 

[alireza18feb]

Wow..
$3,000?
You must have a good job or make good money..

This is Iran, and I can make much more once I try to produce more of that kind

 

[Cazook]

Seems insanely expensive for one bird. You can get aseel hatching eggs for about £3/each here

 

[alireza18feb]

Seems insanely expensive for one bird. You can get aseel hatching eggs for about £3/each here

Yeah but he said it was a special breed, I could be robbed tho

 

[Tre3hugger]

Yeah but he said it was a special breed, I could be robbed tho

Not could be, friend. You were robbed

 

[MysteryChicken]

Yep, that's an Aseel, & I wouldn't pay that much for a bird(I'll never have that much money anyway).

Human Aggression can happen in all breeds, but it's rarer in others. Some lines of American Games, have human aggression issues, & these, are called man fighters. I've seen a breeder on YouTube with this issue.

 

[CoBeeChicks]

My uncle had a pair that he raised from hatched eggs, yet he could not get close to them when they got older. They both would attack him. It was so bad that feeding them had become a problem due their aggression.

 

[BeckyOB]

I'm attaching a photo of the online store in which I ordered one rooster of this breed, it was about 3000 dollars since they're very rare around here, and it's Turkish, I wanna know what they're called and if he can mate with other breeds of chickens and perhaps reproduce more of this breed so that I wouldn't have to buy a chicken of the same breed?

Just wondering what site you bought him from. You bought a rooster for$3000, but they didn't even tell you what breed it was?! That's shady...