Description
Aseel are a known breed originating from India and known for their gameness. Aseel are heavier than they appear because of their tight fitting feathers. They have compact bodies and are very muscular, with a pea comb. This breed requires a lot of room and range. The males are very territorial and will be aggressive to other male chickens and they need to be separated by 3 months of age. The Asil chicken is found on the Indian sub-continent and is probably the world’s oldest gamefowl breed. The meaning of the names, Asil, Aseel or Asli is “purebred” or “from pure descent.” Cackle Hatchery® offers for sale the Reza-type Asil chicken with a blend of many strains blended together (Sonatol, Rampur, Atkinson,) Cackle Hatchery® Breeding Farms are dedicated to preserve the Asil chicken breed along with the proper conservation and breeding criteria.
Analogue –
Bright, healthy chicks
Shipped from you on 18th of the month- arrived 10am in Arizona (how far away?? far!) on the 20th! All chicks except one were bright, active & very THIRSTY. I suspect the weakly one was picked at by the others during transit. I immediately dipped each beak into fresh warm water (NOTE- VERY IMPORTANT TO DIP THEIR BEAKS INTO THE WATER AS THEY DON’T KNOW TO FIND WATER SOURCE EVEN IF PUT RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM!) mixed with electrolytes (special new chick water supplement I got at feed store) all drank. They were quite active, I wanted them to quiet down & not use up their limited nutrients. I had a heat lamp issue that very night!! God help us, I lost about four chicks- Walmart because of the “Covid-19” had closed early & we could not find a SAFE heat lamp source for them, I cobbled together one mechanic’s lamp, house lamp, equaling 175 Watts. Temps now at 100F in “brooder” & all so far made it. Ive less than the “over-age” of the 15 chicks I ordered, but that was due to owner error & not planning for emergencies (& this is someone who KNEW better, no excuse) I am very pleased & satisfied with the quality of chicks. The Aseel’s are very assertive, cute, and darling. I can’t wait for them to grow up- or can I…? Thank you- God willing I will buy more again in future.
shan –
Please bring more pure asil variety
Please bring more pure asil variety
Hotroad –
Needs more gameness
Wish they was more aggressive
Sparky –
Great Birds!!
Have done well through a Maine Winter and Summer, even enjoyed Mud Season. Confident but not aggressive, and really beautiful.
Travis Miller –
Ordered 10
Only 6 have made it so far. 3 pea comb dark males and 3 single comb light brown females. One male has abnormal beak. I do hope they make it I really love them
Mr t –
Far so good
All 15 are still kicking and looking good I hope it stays that way
Mobwife –
Love love love
Awesome birds sooo cute and teeny as babies
Debora –
They definitely must be in spaces of their own.
They are aggressive and must be in an area of their own
Deb –
Fearless
There lively little things. Not afraid of anything.
JayBoy –
Do you’ll sale them fully grown
Love this bird one of my favorite breeds
Larry December 2015 –
Cackle Hatchery
Liked your youtube video!