Description
    brassback butcher
Brassback butcher gamefowl refers to a type of gamefowl chicken breed known for their distinctive brass-colored feathers, particularly on their backs, and are often raised for both meat and fighting purposes. They are specifically mentioned as an example of an American Gamefowl type, often known as “butcher” or “butcher gamefowl“.Â
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Key Characteristics:
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Feather Color:The “brass back” refers to the distinct brass or yellowish-gold color of the feathers on their backs.
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Purpose:They are a type of gamefowl, meaning they are raised for both meat production and fighting (although the latter is more common in some regions).
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“Butcher” Designation:
The term “butcher” can be used to describe gamefowl that are specifically bred and raised for their meat qualities.Â
Important Note: The term “butcher gamefowl” is not a specific breed name in the same way as “American Gamefowl” or “Brass Back.” It’s a descriptive term for gamefowl that are raised for meat, and Brass Back is one specific example of this type.Â
For those interested in gamefowl, the following points are worth noting:
- Gamefowl are often known for their muscular builds, aggressive behavior, and relatively slow growth rates compared to commercial broiler breeds.Â
- They can be raised for meat or for fighting (which may be illegal in some areas), and they require specific care and handling due to their nature.Â
- Breeding programs for gamefowl may focus on specific traits such as color, feather patterns, or fighting abilities.Â
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