Bloodline Breeds

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Cross of Yellow Leg Hatch and Kelso; named after “Sweater” McGinnis.

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Originally from Sanford Hatch, combining Boston Roundhead, Irish Brown Red, and other lines.

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Filipino line developed from Sweater and Kelso; known for speed and timing.

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Mix of Brown Red, Roundhead, and Irish Grey.

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Created by Walter Kelso using Hatch, Murphy, Claret, and Roundhead lines.

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Created in the 1800s; known for pea comb, intelligence. Often includes Allen or Lacy lines.

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Developed by Red Richardson, based on Spanish and Irish blood.

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The Albany is a legendary gamefowl breed known for its fiery spirit, hard-hitting power, and exceptional cutting ability.

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Possibly from Spanish Game and Old English Game crosses.

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Created by Phil Marsh; cross of Grove Whitehackle and Mahogany.

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Old English Game blood; often used in crosses for power and cut.

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Often Irish Gamefowl mixed with Asil or Spanish Game.

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Ancient line from India; upright posture, powerful legs.

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One of the oldest fighting breeds; deeply influential in Latin America.

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Known for upright stance, power, and long legs.

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Ancient Thai line; used in long-knife fights.

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Japanese heavy gamefowl; used in both combat and as meat birds.

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One of the tallest breeds; Asian origin.

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Dwarf Japanese gamefowl.

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Historic British fighting breed; many modern gamefowl are based on it.

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Cross of wild jungle fowl and game breeds; rare.

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Rare Filipino line bred for long knife fighting.

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Deep game bloodline known for power and durability.

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Modern Hatch variant with Blueface trait; hybrid of Hatch & Clarets.

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Refined line from original Hatch family by William McRae.

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Filipino native with Malay and Asil influence; tall and aggressive.

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Old Philippine line; used in short knife fights.

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Traditional fowl used in Luzon, hardy and scrappy.

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Japanese gamefowl, related to Shamo but lighter.

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Medium-sized variant of the Japanese Shamo line.

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Large Shamo variety; deeply muscled, bred for combat.

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Belgian gamefowl used in underground fighting.

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Bred for naked neck, high endurance fighting.

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Mini Vietnamese gamefowl, ornamental and cockfighting.

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Pakistani-Indian fighting breed, deep game and heavy.

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Smaller Asil sub-type with quick strikes.

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Used in Asian long-knife fighting.

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Cross of Oriental with feather-legged birds.

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Philippine showy white-feathered line, sometimes used in combat.

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Filipino barred-colored line, hardy and popular in Visayas.

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Roundhead variation with Oriental cross.

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Muslim Mindanao breed, mix of Parawakan and jungle fowl.

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Rare black-plumed native gamefowl from central Philippines.

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Local Luzon bloodline with Kelso cross influence.

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Filipino adaptation of the Whitehackle line.

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Rare native line from Mindoro with jungle fowl traits.

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Blue-grey gamefowl popular in Batangas region.

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Barred color pattern; cross between native Ilocano fowls and American lines.

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Gamefowl raised in Samar, known for toughness.

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Deep red gamefowl developed in Zamboanga.