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C**k fight in London, circa 1808
A C**kfight in Lucknow, 1784-1786, by Johann Zoffany.

A C**kfight in zoo.A c**kfight is a blood sport between two roosters (c***s) or more accurately gamec***s, held in a ring called a c**kpit. The first use of the word gamec**k, denoting use of the c**k as to a “game”, a sport, pastime or entertainment, being in 1646.[1]after the term “c**k of the game” used by George Wilson, in the earliest known book on the secular sport of c**kfighting in The Commendation of C**ks and C**k Fighting in 1607.

The combatants, referred to as gamec***s, are specially bred birds, conditioned for increased stamina and strength. The comb and wattle are cut off in order to meet show standards of the American Gamefowl Society and the Old English Game Club and to prevent freezing in colder climates. C**ks possess congenital aggressiontoward all males of the same species. C**ks are given the best of care until near the age of two years old. They are conditioned, much like professional athletes prior to events or shows. Wagers are often made on the outcome of the match. While not all fights are to the death, the c***s may endure significant physical trauma. In many other areas around the world, c**kfighting is still practised as a mainstream event; in some countries it is government controlled.

C**kfighting is considered a blood sport by animal welfare and animal rights activists[2]and others, due in some part to the physical trauma the c***s inflict on each other. Advocates of the sport[citation needed] often list cultural and religious relevance as reasons for perpetuation of c**kfighting as a sport.[3]

Contents [hide]
1 Process
2 History
3 Regional variations
3.1 Latin America
3.1.1 Mexico3.1.2 Peru3.1.3 Brazil
3.2 Asia
3.2.1 Southeast Asia3.2.2 Bali3.2.3 Southern India3.2.4 Iraq3.2.5 Pakistan3.2.6 Philippines
3.3 Oceania
4 Other bird species
5 Legal issues
5.1 Europe
5.1.1 Spain5.1.2 United Kingdom5.1.3 France
5.2 North America
5.2.1 United States
6 In popular culture
7 See also
8 References
9 External links


[edit] ProcessTwo owners place their gamec**k in the c**kpit. The c***s fight until ultimately one of them dies or is critically injured. Historically, this was in a c**kpit, a term which was also used in the 16th century to mean a place of entertainment or frenzied activity. William Shakespeare used the term in Henry Vto specifically mean the area around the stage of a theatre.[4] In Tudor times, the Palace of Westminster had a permanent c**kpit, called the C**kpit-in-Court.

[edit] HistoryAccording to one author, there is evidence that c**kfighting was a pastime in the Indus Valley Civilization.[5] The Encyclopædia Britannica (2008) holds:[6]

The sport was popular in ancient times in India, China, Persia, and other Eastern countries and was introduced into Ancient Greece in the time of Themistocles (c. 524–460 BC). For a long time the Romans affected to despise this "Greek diversion", but they ended up adopting it so enthusiastically that the agricultural writer Columella (1st century AD) complained that its devotees often spent their whole patrimony in betting at the side of the pit.
The image of a fighting rooster has been found the sixth century BCE seal of Jaazaniah, discovered during the excavation of the biblical city of Mizpah in Benjamin, near Jerusalem.[7]It is one of the earliest depictions of a fighting rooster ever recovered.[7][8]This depiction is consistent with the remains of these birds found at other Israelite Iron Age sites, when the roosterwas used as a fighting bird; they are also pictured on other seals from the period as a symbol of ferocity, such as on the one engraved on a late-seventh-century BCE red jasper seal inscribed "Jehoahaz, son of the king."[9][10]

The anthropologist Clifford Geertz wrote the influential essay Deep Play: Notes on the Balinese C**kfight, on the meaning of the c**kfight in Balinese culture.

[edit] Regional variations
Spurs taped and tied onto legsIn some regional variations, the birds are equipped with either metal spurs (called gaffs) or knives, tied to the leg in the area where the bird's natural spur has been partially removed. A c***spuris a bracelet (often made of leather) with a curved, sharp spike which is attached to the leg of the bird. The spikes typically range in length from "short spurs" of just over an inch to "long spurs" almost two and a half inches long. In the highest levels of seventeenth century English c**kfighting, the spikes were made of silver. Ironically, the sharp spurs have been known to injure or even kill the bird handlers.[11][12] In the naked heelvariation, the bird's natural spurs are left intact and sharpened: fighting is done without gaffs or taping, particularly in India (especially in Tamil Nadu). There it is mostly fought naked heel and either three rounds of twenty minutes with a gap of again twenty minutes or four rounds of fifteen minutes each and a gap of fifteen minutes between them.[13]

Nicaragua, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, France, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Philippines, Peru, Panama, Puerto Rico, Canary Islands, Saipan, and Guamhave arenas with seats or bleachers for spectators surrounding the ring. In many countries, the spectacle of c**kfighting is as popular as baseball and American football are in the United States.[clarification needed]Among the competitors who raise fighting c***s, there is great pride in the prowess of their birds and in winning a championship.

[edit] Latin America[edit] Mexico
C**kfight in Querétaro, Mexico
C**kfight in Lima, Peru
Two gamec***s fighting, Thailand, 1967In Aguascalientes, a state capital, one of the city's principal concert halls is the c**kfighting arena, the palenque. Palenques are very common throughout the country, with almost every major city having one, and are closely related to Mexican traditional music performers, such as Vicente Fernández, and also being (as mentioned below) the stage for pop artists as well. During the San Marcos Fair, well-known throughout Mexico, c**kfights alternate with important concerts, where the singers or dancers perform from the c**kpit. Many popular singers have performed there, e.g. Latin Grammy winners Alejandro Fernández and Alejandra Guzmán.[citation needed]

[edit] PeruIn Peru, c**kfighting is allowed and it takes place in coliseums with round sand fields. Only a judge and two managers each carrying a c**k are allowed in the field. Judges use tables to facilitate the refereeing of fights.

C**kfighting championships of Peru are of two kinds, Beak and Spur. The Peruvian Razor Rooster ('Gallo Navajero Peruano') features in Spur fights. In Spur fights the weight and size of the rooster varies. There are free weight championships as well.

The most important c**kfighting championships take place in the Lima Regionat the Coliseums Sandia, Rosedal, Abraham Wong, The Peruvian C**kfighting Circle's Coliseum and The Valentino, of the Rooster Breeders' Association of Peru.[14]

[edit] BrazilC**kfighting, known in Brazil as rinha de galos ("baiting the rooster"), was banned along with bullfighting in 1934 by President Getúlio Vargas.[citation needed]

[edit] Asia[edit] Southeast AsiaC**kfighting is common throughout all of Southeast Asia, where it is implicated in spreading bird flu.[15] Like Islam, Christianity might shun the belief in spirits, but in Southeast Asia, as in Mexico, indigenous interpretations of the veneration of saints and passion plays dominate. In the nominally Christian northern Philippines, respect is accorded the veneration of traditional anito (spirits), shamans number in the thousands and Catholicpriests are powerless to stop c**kfighting, a popular form of fertility worship among almost all Southeast Asians.[16]

[edit] Bali This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (May 2012)

C**kfighting is a very old tradition in Balinese Hinduism. In Bali, c**kfights, known as tajen, are practiced in an ancient religious purification ritual to expel evil spirits.[17]This ritual, a form of animal sacrifice, is called tabuh rah ("pouring blood").[18]The purpose of tabuh rah is to provide an offering (the blood of the losing chicken) to the evil spirits. C**kfighting is a religious obligation at every Balinese temple festival or religious ceremony.[19]C**kfights without a religious purpose are considered gamblingin Indonesia. Women are generally not involved in the tabuh rah process.

According to ancient lontarwritings, the tabuh rah ritual is part of the Butha yadnya — a ceremony to expel evil spirits. It was considered important to spill blood on temple ground or other places that needed to be purified.[20] Another text, the Yadnya Prakerti, explained that c**kfights were held during religious ceremonies called tajen telung seetand consisted of three individual fights. These were considered sacred as they were part of the Butha yadnya ritual. Other evidence, including the Batur Bang Inscriptions I (from the year 933), and the Batuan Inscription (dated 944 on the Balinese Caka calendar) also disclose that the tabuh rah ritual has existed for centuries.[21] Tabuh rah is performed to appease the evil spirits bhuta and kala, and to insure a good harvest. Ritual fights usually take place outside the temple and follow an ancient and complex ritual as set out in the sacred lontar manuscripts.[22]

[edit] Southern India
A c**kfight in Tamil Nadu, India
A c**kfight on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan
A c**kfight in Hilongos, PhilippinesC**kfighting (Vetrukkaal seval porr in Tamil which means "naked heel c**k fight") (Kodi Pandem in Telugu) (Kori katta in Tulu) is a favourite sport of people living in the coastal region of Andhra Pradesh, Dakshina Kannada and Udupidistricts of Tulu Naduregion of Karnataka, and the state of Tamil nadu India. Three- or four-inch blades (Bal in Tulu) are attached to the c***s' legs. Knockout fights to the death are widely practised in Andhra Pradesh. In Tamil Nadu, the winner is decided after three or four rounds. People watch with intense interest surrounding the c***s. The sport has gradually become a gambling sport.

In Tamil Nadu, Chennai, Tanjore, Trichy and Salem Districts, only naked heel sport is performed. In Erode, Thiruppur, Karur and Coimbatore districts only bloody blade fights are conducted. During festival seasons, this is the major game for men. Women normally don't participate. There are many rare breeds preserved by these c**k fighters.[citation needed]

C**kfighting in Tamil Nadu is mentioned in ancient literature like Manu Needhi Sastiram, Kattu Seval Sastiram, and other sangam-age literature, 2,000 years old. It is referred to as the favourite pastime for Maravarsor the warriors of TamilCountry. It is acknowledged as one of the 64 "arts" widely spoken by the scholars and mastered by the ancestors/scholars of this part of the world. In earlier days they were fighting with the jungle fowl and its variants later, due to the naval expeditions to Java and Malay by the Pandian Rulers the local poultryof that land might have found its way to Tamil Nadu and a new strain/breed started its development in here which later spread to many places such as India. The newer breeds which are known now are The "Reja" (which is a short Variety), "Sonatol", "Calcutta Asil", "Madras Asil", "Kalkatiya" (Also known as "Kadhar" synonymous to Black Asils), The Reds (Also known locally as "Yakuth"), The Yellow Variants (Also known as The "Peela" Asil), The Grey is known locally as "Java" and its variants reddish grey as "Dummer". Also they have a "henny" variety c**k known locally as "Pettai Madhiri" the literal meaning is "it looks like a hen", though this variety is said to have come from "Singala Island", or Sri Lanka.In tamilnadu instead of rings line is drawn and if the c**k comes out of the line or falls or dies it means the c**k has lost there are several Tamil films based on c**k.the most rare and aggressive variety is called galva,such lineage possess a mustache like hair found grown beneath its lower beak.spot fight and agreement fights are usually conducted in the district of tamilnadu.agreement fights are conducted by showing the roosters 21 days advance by both the parties and a date is fixed agreeing upon terms.21 days is fixed because a hen takes 21 days to hatch its eggs.in these 21days preparation procedures such as medication and stamina boosters are given orally by experts, exercise and swimming is given at regular intervals,the nail or mullu is sharpened one day before the actual day of fight.a man named gowriaar is the person who poularised the game in tamilnadu and southern kerala,preparation and training experts keep their technique secret.coimbatore arumugan is one of the best traditional trainer and c**kfighting preparation expert at present in tamilnadu and palakkad kunjan in southern kerala.

The c**kfight, or more accurately expressed the secular c**kfight, is an intense sport, recreation, or pastime to some, while to others, the c**kfight remains an ancient religious ritual, a sacred ceremony(i.e. a religious and spiritual c**kfight) associated with the ‘daivasthanams’ (temples) and held at the temples precincts.[23]In January of 2012 at India's 'Sun God' Festival the Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) district committee, demanded that police not interfere in the c**kfighting known as ‘kozhi kettu’ as it is a part of the temple rituals, while the police replied they would not interfere if the c**kfight is held at a temple.[24]

[edit] IraqC**kfighting is illegal but widespread in Iraq. The attendees come to gamble, even though gambling is considered un-Islamic, or just for the entertainment. A rooster can cost up to $8,000. The most-prized birds are called Harati, which means that they are of Turkish or Indian origin, and have muscular legs and necks.[25]

[edit] PakistanC**kfighting is popular in Pakistan.[citation needed]Betting is illegal, but police often turn a blind eye towards it. In Sindh (one of 4 major provinces), people are fond of keeping fighting c**k breed, known as Sindhi aseelin Pakistan. These c***s are noted being tall, heavy and good at fighting.

[edit] PhilippinesC**kfighting in the Philippines is called Sabong. There are illegal and legal c**kfights. Legal c**kfights are held on c**kpits every week. Illegal c**kfights, called tupada or tigbakay, are held in secluded c**kpits where the authorities would not be able to operate raids. In both kind of c**kfights, knives or gaffsare used. There are two kinds of knives used in Philippine c**kfighting. The single edge blade (use in derbies) and double edged blades, lengths of knives also vary. All knives are attached on the left leg of the c**k. But depending on the agreement between owners, blades can be attached on the right leg, or even on both legs. Sabong and illegal tupada, are judged by a referee called sentensyador or koyme, whose verdict is final and not subject to any appeal.[26]Bets are usually taken by the kristo, known as such for his outstretched hands when calling out wagers from the audience and skillfully doing so purely from memory.

The Philippines has hosted several World Slasher Cup derbies, held twice a year and staged in Araneta Coliseum. The world's leading game fowl breeders gather twice a year during this event.

[edit] OceaniaIn the Mariana Islands in Micronesia, the sport of c**kfighting has been considered a "cultural tradition" dating back to Spanish rule. C**kfighting became more popular with an influx of Filipinoimmigrants to the islands before and after World War II. Fights are held throughout the week at a government licensed pit in the village of Dededo, Guam, and in other villages during fiestas, where a patron saint of the village is celebrated. Imported roosters and hens from the U.S. mainland fetch heavy prices that can reach as much as a thousand dollars each.[citation needed]On the island of Saipan, north of Guam, legal c**kfighting takes place several times a week in an arena called the Domein the village of Gualo Rai.

[edit] Other bird speciesIn 2009, authorities caught and shut down an illegal songbird-fighting ring in Shelton, Connecticut that had been using Saffron Finches and canaries.[27] The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animalscommented that such songbird fighting is extremely rare. The ancient Greeks used to practice quail fighting, using the common quail Coturnix coturnix.[28] Also in south east Asia and ancient China were used to practice "quail fighting", but using the female buttonquails.

[edit] Legal issues
C**kfight in Vietnam.
C**kfight in Otavalo, EcuadorIn many places, c**kfights and other animal fights have been outlawed, often based on opposition to gambling or animal cruelty. In the United States c**kfighting is against the law. It is not illegal to possess, raise, train, advertise, or trade c***s or accoutrements that could be used for c**kfighting. However, actively participating in a c**kfight in any manner is illegal: advertising, transporting participants or spectators, placing wagers, hosting an event, etc. It is common for law enforcement to confiscate property associated with any c**kfighting activity.[29]

[edit] Europe[edit] SpainC**kfighting is banned in Spain except in the Canary Islands. Organisations such as the WWF/Adenaand some political parties are trying to ban it there too.[30][31][32] The law allows it but tries to make it disappear "naturally" by blocking its expansion.[33]Contrasting with the rest of the country, bullfighting is instead forbidden in the Canary Islands, since it is not considered traditional, unlike c**kfighting.

C**kfighting is also legal in Andalusia in the cities and villages where it is considered traditional.

[edit] United KingdomC**kfighting was banned outright in England and Wales and in the British Overseas Territories with the Cruelty to Animals Act 1835. Sixty years later, in 1895, c**kfighting was also banned in Scotland, where it had been relatively common in the eighteenth century.[34] The Museum of Welsh Life contains a reconstructed c**kpit[35] and a reference exists in 1774 to a c**kpit at Stanecastle in Scotland.[36]

According to the RSPCA, c**kfighting in England and Wales still takes place, but has declined in recent years.[37]

[edit] FranceHolding c**kfights is a crime in France, but there is an exemption under subparagraph 3 of article 521-1 of the French penal code for c**kfights and bullfights in locales where an uninterrupted tradition exists for them. Thus, c**kfighting is allowed in the Nord-Pas de Calais region, in Metropolitan France, where it takes place in a small number of towns including Raimbeaucourt, La Bistade[38] and other villages around Lille.[39] On Réunion Island, there are five officially authorized gallodromes(i.e. c**kfighting arenas). The Nord-Pas-de-Calais has a dozen gallodromes.

There is currently a flow of British aficionados to c**kfights that come from January to June to the Nord-Pas-de-Calais to participate in the c**kfights. Some of them have been arrested at the British border for transporting c**kerels or material for c**kfights, what has led to the implementation of British c**kerels farms and carers in Nord-Pas-de-Calais for the British who cannot transport and care for them in the United Kingdom.

[edit] North America[edit] United States
C**kfighting club in Puerto Rico, 1937.C**kfighting has a tradition in some American cultures and history. It is said that some presidents participated in c**kfighting including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln[citation needed]

In the United States, c**kfighting is now illegal in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia The last state to implement a state law banning c**kfighting was Louisiana; the Louisiana State Legislature voted to approve a Louisiana ban in June 2007.[40] The ban took effect in August 2008.[41] Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia have made c**kfighting a felony, and it is illegal in 40 states and the District of Columbia to be a spectator at c**kfights. Animal welfare activists continue to lobby for a ban on the sport. C**kfighting remains legal in the United States territories of Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Northern Mariana Islands, and Guam, although in 2006, the Virgin Islands adopted a law banning modifications such as the use of artificial spurs.

The Animal Fighting Prohibition Enforcement Act, a federal law that made it a federal crime to transfer c**kfighting implements across state or national bordersand increasing the penalty for violations of federal animal fighting laws to three years in prison became law in 2007. It passed the House of Representatives 368-39 and the Senate by unanimous consent and was signed into law by President George W. Bush.[42]

[edit] In popular culture
Sunday C**kfight at Madrid, an 1873 wood engravingC**kfighting has inspired artists in several fields to create works which depict the activity. Several organizations, including the University of South Carolina, Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville, Alabama, and London football team Tottenham Hotspur F.C. have a gamec**k as their mascot.

Nathanael West's 1939 novel The Day of the Locust includes a detailed and graphic c**kfighting scene, as does the Alex Haley novel Roots: The Saga of an American Family and the miniseriesbased on it. Films that include scenes of the sport include the 1964 Mexican film El Gallo De Oro, the 1965 film The Cincinnati Kid, and the 1974 film C**kfighter, directed by Monte Hellman(based on the novel of the same name by Charles Willeford). In literature, a description of a bordertown c**kfight fiesta can be found in On the Border: Portraits of America's Southwestern Frontier.[43]

C**kfighting has also been mentioned in songs such as Kings of Leon's Four Kicks and Bob Dylan's song "Cry a While" from the album Love and Theft. The story song "El Gallo del Cielo" by Tom Russell is entirely about c**kfighting, and the lyrics utilize detailed imagery of fighting pits, gamec***s, and gamblingon the outcome of the fights.

The Expressionist painter Sir Robin Philipson, of Edinburgh, was well known for his series of works that included depictions of c**kfighting.

The term "human c**kfighting" was used by United States senator John McCain to describe mixed martial arts, which at the time he was campaigning to ban.[44]

The Spike TV show 1000 Ways to Die features a death involving a c**kfight, where a man who bets on a rooster attaches razors to its claws to ensure its winning, but is slashed to death himself.

In the Seinfeld episode "The Little Jerry", Kramer enters his rooster into a c**kfight in order to get one of Jerry's bounced checks removed from a local bodega where the c**kfights actually take place

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The Asil or Aseel is a breed of chicken originating from South Punjab/ Sindh area of Pakistan and India. Similar fowl are found throughout Southeast Asia and have names like Shamo, Taiwan, etc.Asils were first used for c**k fighting. Aseel is noted for its pugnacity. The chicks often fight when they are just a few weeks old and mature roosters will fight to the death. Hens can also be very aggressive towards each other.

Towards humans Asil are generally very tame and trusting. There are anecdotes where they have come to their keepers for other things than food, for example to get the keeper to open the door to the coop so they can get to roost.[1]

The hens are not good layers, but are excellent sitters. Laying depends on the Asil variety, the small Asil are known to be very poor layers, sometimes laying just 6 eggs a year, whereas larger Asil can lay around 40 eggs a year.

In the U.S., the breed is listed as Critical by the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy. Aseel breed is found in almost all states of India, but abundant in Andhra Pradesh.

There are many varieties of Asil, some are standardized for shows such as the Reza Asil in the UK, some are simply named after the area where they are bred such as the Mianwali Asil from Pakistan or the colour, red/wheaten Asil are generally known as "Sonatol".

There are also hen-feathered Asil knows as "Madaroo" these are found in various colours, but the c***s come with feathers in hen colour, don't have sickle feathers in the tails and miss the large hanging feathers on the saddle. This variety is very rare.

Asil with feather beards under their beaks known as "muffed" and with tufts on the top of their heads known as "tasseled" are also seen, but are very rare especially outside India/Pakistan.

Bhaingam Asil variety have a have a large single comb but confirm to all the other Asil standards.

Broadly speaking, Asil in Europe are categorized and shown under these three types:

Madras asil
Madras asils are very big and muscular. They can get up to 32 inches the main colours are black,red,grey,blue and green.

Reza Asil
Height: Up to 50 cms tall. Weight: Maximum weight for the hens is 1.8 kg, max weight for the c***s is 2.7 kg.

This type is standardized by the Asian Hardfeather Society in the UK and is seen at shows throughout the UK, but is quite rare.

This group of Asil reached worldwide popularity due to books and articles written by gamefowl experts such as Herbert Atkinson, Siran and Paul Deraniyagala from Sri Lanka and Carlos Finsterbusch from Chile. The Reza Asil family according the old (Western) gamefowl literature is subdivided into following strains: (Amir) Ghan (Dark-Red), Sonatol(Light-Red), (Siyah) Rampur(Black), Kalkatiya (Kaptan)(Speckled-Reds) and Jawa(Duckwing). All these strains are identified by their specific color, these colors do not necessarily correspond with the area where the birds come from.

In colonial times other colors such as whites, spangles, golden etc. were regarded as inferior. At present day the "classic" strains and names given mentioned by Atkinson are more or less forgotten. The native people in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka only know the Reza-type Asil by their local names.

Kulang Asil
Height: Up to 75 cms tall. Weight: 5 to 7 kg.

The large Asil are divided into sub-varieties : North Indian, South Indian and Madras type. The North and South Indian varieties don't differ much. Only type of comb, shape of the beak and body shape are different. For example : Northern type = slender, Southern type = heavier build. The Madras Asil however is significantly different. They have a lower station, are heavier build and stronger b***d. These birds often come in a bluish colour. This variety is found in the deep south of India, the Tamil Nadu state.

Sindhi Aseel
It is one of the tallest and biggest breed of Asils. Main colours are red and blue. They are mostly fought in the Sindh area of Pakistan. These aseels have good endurance and usually their fights last longer than Mianwali Aseels.

Mianwali
This breed is mainly found in Mianwali district of Pakistan. However since its arrival, this breed has risen to popularity in Pakistan, currently the primary game breed used in the pits also preferred by gamblers. It is smaller compared to Sindhi aseels weighing between 1.5 to 3.5 kg depending on the preference of breeders. It is much faster and a better head hitter usually comes in small to medium height. A good Mianwali aseel should kill its opponent within a few minutes. They have been known to kill bigger roosters because of their speed and accuracy. They come in various colors such as Java(duckwing), Lakha (reddish), black and various others depending on the combination used in breeding. Very hard and a brave fighter with attitude to inspire, excellent in naked heels and metal spurs. There are many sub breeds of this breed owing to the combination used in breeding. A good tested Mianwali rooster would usually have offspring of a similar quality. Typical description would be small curved beak, strong joints, pearl/white/yellow eye color, short crow, small comb and do not have heavy body structure. May look smaller than other breeds but is excellent spurer.

Amroha
This is a rare breed of Aseel used in Pakistan and India. Very few of these roosters exist in their pure form. They are known to be small to medium like Mianwali. It is also known that they are champion of naked heel fighting. In simple, it is a fantasy of most aseel breeders in Pakistan.

Bantam Asil Weight: Up to 0.75 kg.

Bantam Asil have been created at the end of the 19th century by an English breeder named William Flamank Entwisle. The breed got very popular after its creation but after a couple of decades interest in this variety slowly died out. Until the beginning of the 1980s nothing was heard about these little Asil. A Belgian breeder named W***y Coppens created them again using Shamo (chicken), Indian Game and Reza Asil. The breed was also introduced again in Holland and United Kingdom. At present day Bantam Asil are quite popular and they are bred in various colors.

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ASEEL FIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP PART 4

ASEEL FIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP PART 4

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white shikra vs peela(of friend)

white shikra vs peela(of friend)

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Aseel Muska In Jhelum 03005418013

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Maui the talking parrot

Maui the talking parrot

Maui, our blue indian ringneck parrot, talks to himself in the mirror