Aseel

The Aseel ( all so spelled Asil ) is an ancient breed from India, originally kept for cockfighting but today kept for ornamental purpose. Despite their history, Asils are said to be friendly when kept apart from other cocks. They're also said to be very smart. Strongly muscled, they contributed to the modern cornish " broiler " breed. Combs and wattles are very small. Aseel hero are broody but only lay a few eggs per year. Feathering is olose sleek and hard.

(Origins/ History)
Class: All Other Breeds
Type: Large Fowl
Size: Small (4-5lbs)
Rarity: Rare
Purpose: Ornamental
Recognized Varieties: Black Breasted Red, Dark, Spangled, White, Wheaten

(Suitability to Backyard Life)
Hardy In Winter: Yes
Bears Confinement: Bears Well
Especially Docile: Yes
Setter/ Broody: Yes
Personality: Docile & intelligent. Cocks should be kept separate from other cocks

(Fancy Features)
Comb Type: Pea Comb
Crested: No
Feathered Legs: No
Number of Toes: 4

(Egg Facts)
Egg Laying: Poor (1/wk)
Egg Color: Cream or Tented
Egg Size: Medium



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