Backyard Brawlers Game Farm
We're down sizing to our strongest bloodline. McLean hatch, Kelso, Asil, Black Shamo and Roundheads.

American Game /Exotic Game

NOT FOR ANY ILLEGAL USE

Not For Any Illegal Use!!

Fighting is Illegal!!! Get the picture?

Fighting Your Birds Is Harmful and Can Inflict Serious Damage

Even with gloves you still take a chance on damaging your birds, I do not promote fighting in any way. See picture at disclaimer

Change in Bloodlines

We no longer support the Pinnon Hatch Farms due to bad stock, his Roundheads and Yellow Legged come out splash or mainly white, I will be replacing the Roundheads with John Slavin Bloodline which are proven

Lacy Roundhead

Very Smart Birds Roundheads are smart fighters with weaving abilities or the often prized evasion trait of side-stepping because of their natural agility. They are also very aggressive, and superbly fast cutters. Roundheads are known to possess devastating leg power and are characteristically flyers that break high. The most famous among the many Roundheads is the Lacy Roundhead, originated by Judge Lacy.

McLean Hatch

John Slavin Bloodline Powerful aggressive birds McLean Hatch is one of the most popular gamecock not because of its winning record but because of its “do or die, no retreat-no surrender” behaviors. In short, of all of the gamefowl breeds, Mclean Hatches have the bigger balls and are willing to die than run away. The McLean Hatch is one of the legendary gamefowl breeds that has stood the test of time among broodstock breeders, and its offshoot, the Blueface Hatch has gained its own following among gamefowl aficionados looking for a good fighter. Ted McLean retired from the gamefowl competition in December of 1954.

Saipan Jungle Fowl

The Giants of the Farm, Big, Aggressive Powerful and Brutal Saipan Jungle Fowls mature so slowly; it takes 3 years for them to reach full maturity. They are tall birds, as rooster reaches 2 – 3 feet of length. They also have very close-fitted plumage, and a very short tail. The Saipan Jungle Fowl has a very muscular and upright posture resembling the oriental game fowls like; the Malay, the Shamo‎ and the Asil‎. It has either a pea or a flat comb, small red earlobes, and absent wattles with a dewlap instead. Saipan Jungle Fowls are usually used for ornamental purposes, and cockfighting. Because of its unique genetics, and consequent hard-wired instincts to scavenge shorelines, the Saipan chicken breed doesn’t thrive on the soy or grain-based diets of typical domestic fowls. In order for them to reproduce successfully, their diet must be supplemented with fat; fruits and vegetables for adequate fiber, crab meal and/or fish. Place of origin The Northern Mariana Islands Use Ornamental and cock fighting Weight Male: 4 – 6 kg 9 - 14 lbs female: 3.5 – 4 kg 7 - 9 lbs Comb type Pea or flat Egg color Cream

Dark Aseel

Warrior Blood, Aggressive full of Stamina Speed and Indurance The ancient Assel ranks as one of the fiercest game fowls in the world. They will fight for days without end and will fight to the death. Hens fight hens. Roosters fight roosters. Even chicks fight chicks. However, Assel hens treat their brood with unusual tenderness and will protect them from snakes or vermin. These birds are like samurai warriors, as they “fight to the death”. They are majestic, always ready to fight, and loyal to their owners. The Aseel chicken holds itself with such confidence and elegance. It has a distinctive stance that clearly shows that it is always ready for battle. One look at these birds, and one would know not to mess with them. The Asil’s fighting style is somehow uncommon but very dangerous. These muscular gamefowls use natural spurs (not fake), powerful legs, and very strong beaks. Despite being slow due to their heavy bodies, Asils can easily subdue their opponents. Aside from being cruel attackers, they are also good in defense.

Black Shamo

This breed of exotics are limited, we will be offering pairs and trios. Breed for show purpose or ornamentals for your farm. Only a few will be offered. In general, Shamo gamefowls have a pea-shaped comb, muscular bodies, and a superior fighting mode. Shamos originated in Japan and were believed to have been brought from Thailand (then known as Siam) during the early years of the 17th century. They are available in the US but mostly in the southern states only. Since Shamo chickens are strains of Asil chickens, they have similar fighting styles. These aggressive gamefowls are very hostile towards each other.

Magnum (Backyard Brawler's Original)

This is the only cross I have, McLean Hatch/Aseel nice powerful birds Looking for a little boost look no further Power Indurance Stamina Speed and Natural Aggression, Hard hitting with devistating blows, the cross is the best of both worlds

All my birds are pure : Bloodlines are proven no crossbreeding, The only cross is my Magnums, A Backyard Brawler Original, All Birds are for Breeding and Show, No Fowl sold for Fighting, Don't Ask

The ancient Assel ranks as one of the fiercest game fowls in the world. They will fight for days without end and will fight to the death. Hens fight hens. Roosters fight roosters. Even chicks fight chicks. However, Assel hens treat their brood with unusual tenderness and will protect them from snakes or vermin. Assel owners have even seen Assel roosters protecting the young. Surprisingly, though vicious with each other, Aseels prove quite docile in the presence of humans.

It is noted for its pugnacity, high stamina, majestic gait, and dogged fighting qualities.

American Game.

Stag: $150.-$250.
Rooster: $300.-$400.
Pullet: $75.-$125.
Hen: $150.-$200.

Exotics

Stag:$125.-$150.
Rooster:$200.-$300.
Pullet: $75.-$100.
Hen:$125.-$150