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  1. #1031

    nindot kaau ni basabasahon para sa mga hilig ug manok
    i'm just a 19 ang edad nya dugay2 napud ko hilig aning manok...4 yrs nako experiencing how to handle and prepare para derby...amu-amo ra nga style,,cge lng ug imbento..ok ra man ghapon ug agi...ang importante sa manok hatagan lng ug proper environment, exercise and rest..hehehe...
    lami gyud feeling basta maka daug inyo manok, labi na kung lig.on or ilado ang kontra...
    gamay ra pud ko kaau nailhan or di pa kaau ko sweto sa bloodline...lami gyud mag imbento pud ug bloodline kanang bisaya nga utokan,,itipon sa amerkano nga mahalon...
    lami pud bloodline ako uncle ron kay nindot records, mga zamboanga blue (bakiki) ug carter nga bungoton...sa day-as sya tig tari... -just share

  2. #1032
    Quote Originally Posted by fp.imbaness View Post
    nindot kaau ni basabasahon para sa mga hilig ug manok
    i'm just a 19 ang edad nya dugay2 napud ko hilig aning manok...4 yrs nako experiencing how to handle and prepare para derby...amu-amo ra nga style,,cge lng ug imbento..ok ra man ghapon ug agi...ang importante sa manok hatagan lng ug proper environment, exercise and rest..hehehe...
    lami gyud feeling basta maka daug inyo manok, labi na kung lig.on or ilado ang kontra...
    gamay ra pud ko kaau nailhan or di pa kaau ko sweto sa bloodline...lami gyud mag imbento pud ug bloodline kanang bisaya nga utokan,,itipon sa amerkano nga mahalon...
    lami pud bloodline ako uncle ron kay nindot records, mga zamboanga blue (bakiki) ug carter nga bungoton...sa day-as sya tig tari... -just share
    Welcome bai!hehehe

    19 pka but daghan pka experience sa manok sa uban dri... Magpatudlo unya ko nimo puhon bai...

    Problema nako karon ky mga sakit2x sa manok ky bati kaayo ang weather...

    BTW nia ko article nakit-an basin mka help ni sa uban mga beginners nato dri...

    Game Fowl Bloodlines

    With the lifting of importation restrictions, practically all bloodlines developed in the United States of America and in other countries are already in the Philippines. This gives every cocker and game chicken breeder a wider choice of bloodline or bloodlines to start with. One only has to make up his mind on what characters he wants to combine, and then start scouting for bloodlines that have them for his foundation stock.
    The following bloodlines are considered basic bloodlines, which are commonly used in game fowl breeding:


    •Regular Grey

    Regular Grey is said to be a combination of three grey families: the Law Grey, the Sweater Gray and the Plainhead Muff Grey. Regular Greys come green legged, sometimes with yellow, silver duck wings and straight comb. They are medium to low-stationed, and are known for power and gameness. Breeders note that they are as powerful and dead game as the Bluefaces. Because of these, many breeders have made Regular Grey as their foundation line.


    •McLean Hatch

    Modern Hatches are more high flying and are faster, many coming more brainy than usual. Their usual characteristics like power and gameness, though, are still there, their blows often packing a wallop. They are basically medium-stationed and peacombed with some coming straight combed.
    The Hatch blood came form Sanford Hatch who blended, as story goes, a Kearney Whitehackle with a Kearney Brown Red, mixing in other bloods like the Herman Duryea Boston Roundheads, Jim Thompson Mahoganies, among others, to come up with his signature Hatch fowl. From the Sandy Hatch stocks came Ted McLean’s version of Hatch that came both yellow and green-legged. Supposedly, these were the better Hatches that gave rise to the other variants of the McLean like Gilmore Hatch, Blueface Hatch, Jack Walton Hatch, Kentucky Hatch, Oakgrove Hatch, etc.

    •Roundhead

    Peacombed, tall and white or yellow legged, Roundheads are considered as ring generals. They are characteristically flyers and agile all-around athletes with superb cutting ability. The most famous among the many Roundheads is the Lacy Roundhead, originated by Judge Lacy. There are other Roundhead families like the Bruners, Sheltons, Allen and Boston. It is widely believed that this family originated from the oriental fowl. They cross well with Clarets, Butchers, Greys, and of course, Hatches.

    •Oriental

    Shamos, Asils, Japs, Thais, Jolo, Basilan, Parawak – these are just some of the many types of oriental fowl. They are big headed, light-eyed, heavy boned, short and tight feathered and thickly shanked chickens. Very brainy and hardy, these chickens use an off-beat fighting style which twits the aggressive American type of gamefowl. Accurate body hitters and smart side-steppers, asils are usually graded up to an eighth or even a sixteenth with the American fowl in the hope of retaining the desirable cutting and off-beat traits of the Orientals in the resulting battlecrosss. Either you love them or you hate them – that’s the Oriental Fowl.

    •Sweater

    Today, one is not considered “in” if he is not breeding the Sweater fowl. Yellow legged, peacombed, high stationed, sleek body conformation and with their characteristic pumpkin-orange hackle feathers and swarming offensive fighting style – Sweaters were popularized in the Philippines by Carol NeSmith who won the World Slashers International Derby back to back. As with many families, the origin of Sweater is mired by so many versions, some even contradictory. However, it is commonly accepted that this blood, as originated by Sweater McGinnis, is heavy on the Kelso blood. Today, the more well known Sweaters are those which come from Dink Fiar, Bruce Barnette, Nene Abello, Sonny Lagon, Atty. Jun Mendoza, Raffy Campos and Edwin Aranez, Bebot and Chionkee Uy, among many others.

    •Kearney Whitehackle

    Kearney Whitehackle is one of the most solid bloodlines used as foundation stocks because of its unquenchable do-or-die gameness. Straight-combed red with the characteristic white underhackle feathers, the Kearney Whitehackle comes yellow legged and sometimes spangle-feathered. This bloodline is one of the gamest among the many Whitehackle subfamilies and is used only for infusion purposes to prop up any flounderingbloodline.

    •Butcher

    Phil Marsh is credited for creating the Butcher bloodline, which is a blend of Grove WhiteHackle and some Spanish fowl, the Speeder Greys. Calling them Butchers because of his occupation, Phil Marsh often fought under the entry name “Butcher Boys”.
    Butchers are straight-combed red that often come white-legged with some coming yellow-legged. They are known for their accurate cutting ability and brainy fighting style, leading many experts to say “when a Butcher hits you, you are hit”. Medium to low-stationed, Butchers sometime come spangled and brassback in color, with the latter presently called Black Butchers.


    •Blueface Hatch

    The Blueface Hatch, a special strain of Hatches, came to be known as such because of its pale-faced appearance, which is similar to the appearance of a fowl with Avian Leucosis. Blueface Hatches are so good that their originator, Sweater McGinnis, decided to breed them some more, with some ending up with Harold Brown, Billy Ruble, Red Richardson, Percy Flowers, William Greene and other American cocking greats. Straight-combed, green-legged and medium to low stationed, Bluefaces have carved a reputation for gameness. Used mainly for foundation blood purposes, old time breeders agree that the best battlecross carries only a quarter or less of the Blueface blood.

    •Brown Red

    Brown Red has speed and more speed, with cutting to boot – the advantage of this dark fowl. Coming dark-legged, dark-eyed and with characteristic black feathering, this family is a sight to behold, since Brown Reds show more of the razzle-dazzle shuffling action type of fighting, although their drawback is their seeming lack of gameness and stamina. However, because of other infusions made by breeders, there already are Brown Reds that are game enough, lasting for more than 10 minutes. In the drag fight, these fighters are defensive and very calculating, uncharacteristic of a typical Brown Red.

    •Lemon 84

    Originated by the legend Paeng Araneta, Lemon 84 has become the base used by most Bacolod breeders. Until presently, this line is still winning. Basically from the Hatch-Butcher-Claret blends of the late Duke Hulsey, Paend has been able to create subfamilies from the original stocks.
    Lemon 84 (called as such because the original brood cock had legband number 84) comes lemon hackled, peacombed or straight-combed and yellow and green-legged. Although lacking in gameness, Lemon 84 makes up for it with its almost automatic, instinctive and precise sense of timing when it clips the opponent in mid-air and throws his fatal punches or counterpunches. This is its most sought-after trait despite its medium or low station.



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  3. #1033
    Quote Originally Posted by asilmaniac_21 View Post
    bai arks
    perfect mi sa maclean bai wa jud pildi...mahay btw mi mau pa g usa ka entry ang mga darklegs 5points jud unta.hehehehe...wa mn nabalda gamay ra samada daha sd usa na unong...bayaran mn unta sa amu buyer sa surigao ang kato usa nga unscratch kntra sa ila cano daniel..dili namu ibaligya bai...
    mao bah bai? mayoa diay ta to sa?.... sus kami dimalasa namo pag sabado oi 2cocks ra gud didto sa GDM 2 ka entry amo puros mga bullstag. usa ra tawn ni buno. louy kau among mga manok oi kay puros mga guwang ang na pares. bisag unsaon pa munal sa amo manok kay iwakli ra tawn sa mga guwang hehehe better luck next time nalang mi... apil mo sa 4 cocks ni abio bai? naa mi entry usa or duha bah pero mo stryt 4 ra mi kay hasol na cge balik2x talisay.

  4. #1034
    wa jud mi entry bai,pahuway sa daku expenses sa breeding...bullstag na sd cguro puhon....daku na kau gasto sa farm bai,, ng palimpyo pami sa range area amu na g extend ang farm....

  5. #1035
    Quote Originally Posted by asilmaniac_21 View Post
    wa jud mi entry bai,pahuway sa daku expenses sa breeding...bullstag na sd cguro puhon....daku na kau gasto sa farm bai,, ng palimpyo pami sa range area amu na g extend ang farm....
    mao lageh bai dako jud diay gasto breeding oi amo gani bisag gamay ra mi ug gipapiso naka ingon man gani mi ug gasto. nya puhon pahimo pa sad ko ug mga hardening pen heheh

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    diba bai blue kay abuhon mana?

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    unsa man nindot nga conditioning b4 fight bay? ky naa sad me mga manok. ok ang kaon pro tambal dili me sure.

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    naa sad me breed roundhead ug sweeter . nya ang uban carbon ra... hehehe..

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    Quote Originally Posted by arki730 View Post
    diba bai blue kay abuhon mana?

    sakto ka bai abuhon na

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    Quote Originally Posted by kristoff01 View Post
    unsa man nindot nga conditioning b4 fight bay? ky naa sad me mga manok. ok ang kaon pro tambal dili me sure.

    unsa man diay mga vitamins hatag ninyo karon bai? mas nindot natural lang kundisyuning

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