I am an Asil Breeder

Asil chicken (also spelled Aseel or Asil) is an ancient breed of chicken from India. Asil chickens are originally kept for cockfighting, but nowadays they are also kept for ornamental purposes. They are considered as the strongest game bird in the world. They are very smart, strongly muscled and they contributed to the modern Cornish (broiler) breed. Sometimes Asil chickens are friendly when they are kept apart from other cocks. But you should not keep many cocks together, because they will fight until death.

Hens can sometimes be kept together but have to be watched closely in case of fighting. They are friendly, very tame and trusting towards humans. Asil chicken breed entered the American Poultry Association’s Standard of Perfection in 1981. Asil hens are not among the good layers, but they are excellent sitters and mothers.

Characteristics
Asil chickens are very skilled in fighting. They have wide and very beautiful chest. Their body structure is very good and they become very strong. Legs and neck of Asil chicken are very long compared to other common chicken breeds. Asil hens are not good layers. Hens lay a few eggs and their eggs are also small.There are many varieties of Asil chickens are available. Depending on the variety, the color of feathers can be black, red or mixed. They have a small pea comb. Most of the Asil chicken varieties are big in size and very hardy. Diseases are pretty less. On an average an adult Asil rooster weights about 3kg – 4kg, and an adult hen can weight about 2.5kg – 3kg.

I love taking care of them by feeding, giving necessary vitamins and food supplements in order for them to grow healthy and ready to fight inside the ring. And others as our food specially chicken stew (Tinola), it is very delicious and very good for your health. But im just a breeder i don't fought they bought them to me by naked heel fighters.

Here are some pics of my Asil breeds hope you guys liked it.....

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