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Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Cuongga's Grey

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Cuongga's Grey
Cuongga's Grey
In the United States, people call this color "blue" but in Viet Nam it is called "xám", meaning "grey". It is not a hennie because it has long, pointed saddle feathers. This cock has green legs togather with large eyes almost similar to frog eyes. Some would probably call it frog eyes.
This photo was taken by Tu Xuong sometime in May/June of 2005 when the cock was approximately 1 year and 7 months old. It is now about 2 years, 2 months old.

This cock was purchased in Phan Thiet (South Central Viet Nam) by Cuongga for $33 dollars when it was approximatley 10 months old (July/August 2004). Two of the brothers to this cock was sold at $150 dollars each. The price was considered high at the time as factory workers in province where Cuongga live only make about $70 dollars a month.

Foreigners can still purchase decent ga noi at affordable price in Viet Nam but the average price is on the rise. The average prices may vary widely depending on regions and sources. One private source told me that the prices of top quality ga noi in Viet Nam right now differ greatly from last year. Good battle cocks today can cost from $300 dollars and up. Multiple winners are in the thousand dollars ranges. Cockers from neighboring countries used to be able to come to Viet Nam to buy top ga noi at low price but that is changing because they will have to beat out the local cockers who are becoming more affluent or have financial supports oversea.

Si Uban Putih

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Si Uban Putih
Si Uban Putih

Sudut Malaysia
The home page is conquered again by another long-tail beauty.

The month of September belongs to Chairie's spangle bird. Chairie raises this fowl for both beauty and fighting skills. Here is what the Malaysian cocker has to say about the fowl: "yes, i raise him for beauty and he need to have excelent skill for fight if not, make a soup...in here we fight with fixed spurs..2x go to pit but nobody want to fight..

Members gave this fowl 327 pts as of September 1, 2006. 

Shamolady's Edo

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Shamolady's Edo
Shamolady's Edo

Edo is a Sumo wrestler about 6 feet tall, weighing approximately 4 ton and is only about a month old..

Shamolady, aka Mái Bổn took "Creation 101" from God. After graduation, she become the Goddess of breeding. Mái Bổn created Edo using 15/16 Japanese blood and 1/16 of her old line together with some mud and voilà.....an Edo.

Edo came to ganoi.com on Mar 9, 2006 but quickly finds its way to the rooftop. Its scores as of April 1, 2006 is 240.

Feathersfriend's Black Burmese

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Feathersfriend's Black Burmese
July 2006

This Burmese cock belongs to feathersfriend. It's a 5 times winner in tape/boxing fight. The cock is small, weighing only 6.5 lbs

The background is feathersfriend's farm in Virginia. It's one of the most beautiful setting. 

Davidscha's Thai/Brazilian fowl

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Davidscha's Thai/Brazilian fowl
August 2006

August fowl is a Thai/Brazilian cross posted by Davidscha. No other information is available but that's not important because it can captures people' attention by the tail alone.

Members gave this photo 286 pts as of August 1, 2006.

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Linda Vista Farm's monster

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Linda Vista Farm's monster
June 2006

This 9 year old brood cock belongs to Johnny (Linda Vista Farm).
The titan was about 12 lbs at his heaviest. Here is the quote from Johnny:"He put over 20 chicks on the ground this spring. Has won many fights in his first 4 years of his life. He won over every kind of Naked heel fowl there is and some american fowl. His last fight he almost lost so I retired him to the brood pen. 5 years ago. He is like a best friend. "

Pit Ruler

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January, 2009

Pit Ruler

Starting this month, we will feature pit fowl from Viet Nam as well as around the world. We begin the year with a grey fowl from Quy Nhon. This fowl has won two battles at the Quy Nhon pit in Binh Dinh province, Central Viet Nam. This fowl collapsed its opponents by delivering kicks to the top of the back. This fowl had been sold to a cocker in Ha Noi