Malay Game


One of my favourites. I must admit you either like them or hate them. Malay were origionally breed as a cock fighting bird. This is now outlawed and since then, the numbers have been in decline. A number of dedicated breeders are still keeping the breed alive. 

Their long legs, and vulture like appearance are truly charming. They may look mean, but truly they are friendly - very friendly and come running for a treat. They are surprisingly heavy, with roosters being at least 5kgs. Those looking to create a meat hybrid, will have good sucess crossing a malay rooster over sussex hens.

The colour of malay is not of huge importance, with type being far more important.

The malay are kept as my special breed of chook, with none currently available. Later in the season, i will be looking for a second line of malay if you are interested in swapping please contact me.

PROS	CONS
Love their owners	Poor Layers.
Good broody hens, eccelent mothers.	Very large, can look a bit scary.
A breed that creates interest.	Can not be kept with other roosters, they are very dominant.

Age	Price	Availability
		NONE AVAILABLE THIS SEASON