~ Tommy's Pet Paradise ~

Introduction

These hybrids have 3 major bloodlines in them. They carry the Richardson, Eugene King's and the Vietnamese RJF line. Basically, this is how they came about...The original breeder, Eugene King aquired some of his jungle fowls from two places. Some are from the Laos strain (Laos Jungle Fowl) and some are from the Sri Lanka strain. He crossed them and bred them for what seems to be HIS best trait. He then later on crossed his breeding line with the Richardsons that he bought for $200 and sold some of their offsprings. These were also collected by my good friend and she crossed them in one generation with her pure Vietnamese line. So here you have it, a RJF fowl with some really major and well known lines in them. I currently have 7 of these. Started with 14 but gave a few here and there to friends and family to raise along.

Subspecies

Gallus gallus gallus, Gallus gallus jabouillei, Gallus gallus spadiceus, Gallus gallus murghi

Photos By: Ke-L. Thanks bro!

Specifications

The Male -    Earlobe: White/Red (Seasonal)     Leg: Gray     Spur: Medium length, pointy

Crow: Short, high pitched, medium density         Comb: Red/D-Red        Face: Lighter Red

Body Shape: The body of the male is clearly 2x larger than of the female. Avg. about 2 lbs. for the males. Both male and female are very slim looking and looks very defined in shape.

Feathering: Brightly colored during mating season and the male undergoes a full eclipse soon afterwards. During the eclipse, a shiny green coat underneath its hackle shows a purplish to green shine with proper lighting. Its hard to catch this shine on the camera and much easier to spot in person.

The Female -      Earlobe: Red 20% White        Leg: Gray        Comb: Small, dark colored

Face: Very dark colored, dried up blood color almost.             Body Shape: Refer to above

Feathering: The female is a very dark brown color with a very nice golden yellow touch at their neck. The coat is less dark and the shine is less than of the pure Vietnamese line.

Eggs: Average cluth is 6-8 eggs. Tends to lay in well hidden areas under bushes or any secured areas. Will lay fine in pre-built nest boxes.

Click ---> The Laos Red Jungle Fowl Standard <--- Click

Click ---> The Richardsons Red Jungle Fowl Standard <--- Click

...Still under construction...