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How long does it take to hatch chicken eggs? Usually 21 days but it can sometimes take up to 23 days. Raise your own gam...
02/08/2023

How long does it take to hatch chicken eggs? Usually 21 days but it can sometimes take up to 23 days. Raise your own gamefowls with hatching eggs.



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Kelsos are very smart fighters. Unlike other gamefowl, Kelsos don't jump into the opponents knives in the air, but shuf...
02/08/2023

Kelsos are very smart fighters. Unlike other gamefowl, Kelsos don't jump into the opponents knives in the air, but shuffle and weave, or side-step before launching their own air attack. If a Kelso is first in the air, chances are, the stupid opponent will be jumping into his knives if sasabay siya sa talon. One-two hit and then it's over.

Some pundits will say the pure breed ones lack cutting ability, but this is from the old days. Most Kelsos today have already been crossed with good cutters, sothey are something to watch out for! The new Kelsos still got the speed and gameness of the purebreed Kelsos, but are now deadlier with the cutting and plumage of your preferred cross from whatever gamefowl, from Brown Reds to Roundheads or even the Sweater.

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The two most popular gamefowl from Britain in the early days of c**kfighting were the Whitehackles of North Briton and t...
02/08/2023

The two most popular gamefowl from Britain in the early days of c**kfighting were the Whitehackles of North Briton and the Stone Irish or Warhorses of Ireland. These two bloodlines were considered as the only known true source from which the pure stock could have been obtained by American breeders.

In 1855, when John Stone of Marblehead, Mass., visited his southern pal, Colonel Tom Bacon, and beat him at a derby at Columbia, S.C. He used two styles of c***s against Bacon, one of them, he called his "Irish Brown Reds." Along the way, Stone got into a misunderstanding with one of his handlers so he quit the sport and a trio of "Stone Irish" were given away the to Peter Sherron. Sherron was an American-Irishman c**ker who checked the birds history, and found this particular stock of gamefowl coming from the old country, and were supposedly unobtainable by ordinary means because of their winning ways. Mr. Stone's Irish agent said he procured a trio of birds from a flock that had been carefully and zealously guarded for a century or over: not a feather had ever gone out of the possession of the owners but one of the wardens of the estate traded a stolen trio for his pet racoon and opossum which Stone's agent had brought over from America.



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The Radio basic bloodline was 1/2 whitehackle (the noisy rooster) and 1/2 murphy crossed to 1 Kelso hen, then the offspr...
02/05/2023

The Radio basic bloodline was 1/2 whitehackle (the noisy rooster) and 1/2 murphy crossed to 1 Kelso hen, then the offspring were bred back to 7/8 of the c**k.

And course people call "you the man that invented uh come up with the radios?" and I say well I come up with this one rooster you know and so I bred him to 1 Kelso hen then I and that's how the...and I still have that family to this day. We call them Radios but they are red chickens with yellow legs.

Fighting Style

Radios are very aggressive fighters, and this is often both their advantage and their death knell. As Johnny Jumper says, they aren't very smart fighters because they have only one direction--forward for the kill, win or lose. If the opponent is a superior fighter they lunge into the knife and die instantly. But more often than not, Radios get the first hit because of their sheer aggressiveness.

Nowadays, compared with modern gamefowl, the Radio is a tad slower so breeding with a smart and speedy bloodline might help improve its fighting chances in the pit.

As Whitehackle and Kelso hybrid, the Radio has a tendency to cut too much. After fighting in the pit they either leave very injured from too much shuffling or clean and alive because Radios can win super fast against unwary offbeat gamefowl. Radios can breakhigh with the mortal slash, when their opponent is down the Radio is too fast with multi-shuffling hits on top of its enemy. The Radio has a medium-high station.



An ideal cross with either the Kelso or the Sweater is recommended, the first for its sidestepping fighting smarts and the latter for better power and gameness in the swarming style Sweaters are known for. Radios tend to peck on your hand if they are nervous or suspicious of the handler carrying them.



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Peruvian gamefowl is a fairly old breed of gamefowl, dating back to the 1900s possibly but not perfected until the early...
02/05/2023

Peruvian gamefowl is a fairly old breed of gamefowl, dating back to the 1900s possibly but not perfected until the early '70s. They were developed by crossing various Oriental gamefowl with Old English Games and Spanish gamefowl. The Oriental breeds mentioned mostly were Shamos, Malay, and Asil as well.



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In the 1850's Col. Thomas Bacon, of Edgefield, S.C. by breeding a Baltimore C**k (known as Burnt Eyes) over a yard of I...
02/05/2023

In the 1850's Col. Thomas Bacon, of Edgefield, S.C. by breeding a Baltimore C**k (known as Burnt Eyes) over a yard of Irish Gilder hens direct from John Stone, of Marblehead, Mass. The cross procuced wonderful fighting c***s with a savage rushing style of fighting that was then unknown in the south, and proved to be absolutely game, although the "Burnt Eye" c**k had produced offsprings from other matings that were considered short on gameness. Col. Bacon bred and fought these fowl for a number of years with marked success as "Burnt Eye-Gilder crosses, " and it was at a main at Augusta, Georgia, in 1856 between Bacon and Bohler against a Mr. Franklin, of Columbia, S.C. that they were given the name of Warhorse by one Peter Sherron, who owned one of the c***s being fought by Bacon, and which won a sensational battle.

C**ks run in weight 4:06 to shakes, and are black or black with lemon hackle and saddle. Hens are black to whipporwill brown, and both have dark legs and daw or hazel eyes.



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811 East 225
Bronx Park, NY
10466

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