Gallitos Huitamex

03/11/2023

consume

15/05/2022

11/04/2022

Pollitos aztecas golden transilvano etc

20/02/2022

Gallito tipo azteca Kikiriki, Disponible para cambio de corral (Cancún Quintana Roo )

15/11/2021

Gallitos Aztecas Negros.
Buenas noches! Verificando estén bien resguardados!👍🏻

15/11/2021

Uno que cambio de corral!

15/11/2021

Gallo Azteca giro vs gallinas bolo

04/10/2021

ASil/albany

04/10/2021

Kelso

04/10/2021

Asil/Albany

03/10/2021

Giro azteca con Giras bolas para temporada 2022 ☝🏻🙏🏻🤲🏻

16/09/2021

Gallinitas aztecas

12/09/2021

15/06/2021

Pollada Resguardados de la lluvia

26/05/2021

Kelso

26/05/2021

Pollada. 1/2 kelso con 1/4 asil y 1/4 albani

22/05/2021

Sweater McGinnis gave Walter Kelso a yellow legged Hatch c**k whose bloodlines are thought to trace back to Harold Browns McLean Hatch. Mr. Kelso bred this c**k to his Kelso hens and the offspring from the mating proved to be outstanding pit c**ks. Cecil Davis, who was a friend of Mr. Kelso, walked c**ks for him and had access to Mr. Kelso’s best fowl. Cecil got one of the c**ks which Mr. Kelso raised from the Sweater McGinnis Hatch c**k and his own hens. Cecil got this c**k from Doc Robinson, who also walked c**ks for Mr. Kelso. The c**k was yellow legged and pea combed. Cecil bred him to five of his out-and-out Kelso hens. The offspring from this mating were the foundation of the Sweaters. They were called Sweaters because the Hatch c**k from Sweater McGinnis was their grandfather. As the above indicates, in breeding, they would be ¾ Kelso-¼ yellow legged Hatch. The original Sweaters were bred by Ira Parks, who was Johnny Jumper's brother-in-law, a very fine man and an excellent breeder of gamefowl. Ira, Johnny and Cecil were at the hub of a group of c**kers in northern Mississippi and Tennessee who were friends and c**king partners. Several of this group got Sweaters from the original mating. Some of these friends have bred the Sweaters without addition of outside blood and have them in their purity today. Other breeders have added infusions of other blood to their Sweaters. The line of Sweaters which is bringing the breed such popularity today came from Roy Brady, who got some of the first mating of Sweaters, to Sonny Ware, to Odis Chappell, to Carol Nesmith and the Browns of Mississippi. Odis Chappell let a number of friends in addition to Carol, have his Sweaters, so the blood has been distributed rather widely in central Alabama in recent years. It has been excellent blood for all who got it. This line of Sweaters produces occasional green legged offspring, usually pullets. When asked about his, Roy Brady said that at one time some Hatch was bred into this line. This line is said also to carry small amount of Radio blood. The Sweaters described in this article are typically orange-red to light red in color, with yellow legs and pea combs. Of interest, however, Dolan Owens of Booneville, Mississippi, acquired some of the early Sweaters and has bred them to come uniformly dark, wine red in color, straight comb and white legged. In looks, these two lines of Sweaters show almost no resemblance. This is an example of how a family of fowl can be bred toward different standards by different breeders and In a few generations the two lines will be like two different breeds. Sonny Ware bred some Radio into the Sweaters making them pumpkin in color. Most people like this color better and breed to that end.

18/05/2021

Buenas noches

18/05/2021

(90) Modern Game Bantam

15/02/2021

90 gallinas kikiriki tipo Aztecas repastando.

15/02/2021

Kelso 4 meses

14/02/2021

En una semana verificar la fertilidad de los huevos, de ahí contar con el favor de Dios se logren los pollitos kikis tipo Aztecas!

11/02/2021

☝🏻🙏

01/02/2021

"90" Gracias al amigo Marco que nos cedió este par de aves 4 meses (asil/albani)