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… - Fermentation,
Good chickens
For real? - The,
I've had Rhode Island reds and plymouth rocks before. Then one day my parents casually brought this mysterious breed. I didn't find their breed until recently. I'm surprised to hear that they are poor egg layers and rare. I usually get an egg every 1-3 days. Also, are they THAT tame, the rooster I have is a mean one.
- Shahzaib,
Great for pets, shows - Jawine,
Asil are bad layers no question about it as most hens lay just enough eggs for reproduction. And they like to demolish your plants too. However they are naturally tame and intelligent as they were originally a game breed, and therefore were bred to be handled by trainers. If you are looking for a pet breed that is tame and intelligent or want to show birds, these are a great choice. They don't eat a great deal of food as cocks as max 6 lbs. Remember that the cocks fight, so a cock and 2 hens is best to keep. Generally they are OK with other chicks but it depends on the line so always ask the owner, as some lines you can only keep one cock and one hen together! Summary: Great for pets, shows and people that want fowl with a long history