Buy purebred Black Skin Biggy brood cocks

Buy purebred Black Skin Biggy brood cocks

At Game Fowls Ranch, our Black Skin Biggy breeding stock is maintained with uncompromising devotion to strain purity, physical conformation, and heavy bone density. Known historically for their low-to-medium station, wide broad back, dark eyes, pea or walnut comb, and distinct black/dark slate skin pigmentation, these birds represent generations of selective preservation breeding. Black Skin Biggy cocks serve as superior foundation cross-breeders (introducing massive bone and structural width when crossed with American lines) while retaining pure family characteristics when bred in-line.

Every adult Black Skin Biggy brood cock undergoes a comprehensive physical evaluation prior to shipment:

• Conformation & Vigor Assessment: Checked for heavy bone density, broad shoulder width, firm muscle tone, bright clear dark eyes, clean vent, and faultless tight feathering.

• Conditioning & Parasite Control: Fully conditioned on high-protein conditioning grains (18%–20% gamebird ration), routine deworming protocols, and external parasite preventative care.

• Safe Live Shipping Packaging: Transported inside specialized, climate-ventilated live poultry shipping containers fitted with organic moisture-rich nourishment (apples/cabbage) and soft absorbent bedding to ensure stress-free travel.

Product Highlights & Specifications:

• Bloodline: Purebred Black Skin Biggy (Gallus gallus domesticus Oriental / Fibromelanotic Lineage)

• Age at Dispatch: Mature Brood Cock (14 Months Old, fully conditioned)

• Gender: Male (Brood Cock)

• Physical Characteristics: Heavy, massive oriental frame (5.8 to 7.5+ lbs adult weight). Features distinct black skin pigmentation, pea or walnut comb, dark jet-black to deep dark red/black plumage, thick neck, wide chest, dark eyes, and clean dark slate or black legs.

• Breeding Application: Exceptional primary stud cock for purebred preservation breeding yards or for introducing heavy bone density, wide shoulders, and dark skin traits into $F_1$ cross-breeding programs.