Secret Techniques by the Big Time Cockers To Improve Conditioning And Pointing Fighting Rooster

Conditioning

When it comes to conditioning our game birds to compete on the long knife, we are talking about preparing them to master a sport that values speed, power, gameness, and cutting precision. Some breeds of game birds have all these traits. However, we can train our game birds to be more agile, strong, and precise. A fight in the long knife, most of the time, does not last more than 2 minutes. But the way we train them will determine how prepared and strong they are both on the short route and in the fight until the last breath.

If our game birds are already very good and come from a proven and tested bloodline, we can improve them even more with the proper training or conditioning. There are many conditioning methods that we can apply to our game birds and we can train them the way we want. But keep in mind that one of the most important parts of the conditioning of our game birds is the rest period.

Conditioning Method New Formula

 

10 Tablets Order here

100 (1 Box)Tablets Order

Buka ang katawan ng manok mo in 15 Days!

Amino Acids + Vitamin E + Probiotic + L-Carnitine

 

Formulation:

• Amino Acids 170.00mg
• Probiotic 8.00mg
• Vitamin B2 (Rivoflavin)600mcg
• Vitamin B3 (Niacin)500 mcg

Indications

• Muscle Enhancer
• Feather Growth
• Fat Burner
• Energy Booster
• Immunity Booster
• Antioxidant
• Aids Digestion

Directions:

For Maintenance: Stag/Cock - 1 tablet per week

During Breeding: Broodstag/Broodcock - 1 tablet per week

For Conditioning: Stag/Cock - 2 tablets per week - with daily routine exercises

Precaution: Livestock Remedy Not for Human Use.

Storage: Store at room temperature not more than 30°C.

NOTE:Give El Toro tablets to winning stags/cocks 2x a week for 2 weeks to facilitate quick muscle recovery

Good Luck!

The Best Way to Start Gamefowl Breeding

The breeding of our fighting cocks is one of the most important parts where we must be be very careful for the gamefowls to grow up properly and develop to their maximum potential during their life. In the following guide you’ll learn from raising a rooster since it’s born, to level up fighting rooster in optimal conditions.

Gamefowl Breeding Guide

The breeding of the fighting cocks is a very pleasant activity that can give you great satisfactions but it’s also long and tedious and requires a full time attention. If you don’t have the time for it, don’t dedicate yourself to the breeding. Although, the good thing is that the breeding can become a successful business since there is a big and lucrative local market related to gamefowl roosters..

Most commonly, many beginners initiate themselves into the gamefowls activities through family and friends. When they were asked about what they enjoy the most about the breeding, they answered that it is the joy of watching their birds win in the fences.

Top Gamefowl Breeds and Their Fighting Styles

Gamefowl sabungeros and breeders always want to know how each bloodline fights, and how each may match up against each other.  Most gamefowl breeders won't even tell you which rooster bests another because each pit fight is different and the odds are always even.  Some underrated breeds have lucky come from behind wins and they really occur over even the winningest gamefowl.

It should be noted that within each race of roosters there are many variants, as each breeder gives a different touch by adding another race to improve some deficiency or just to add a slightly different style of skin. But do not forget that for these animals to develop maximum potential you must give a best of care especially the feeding.

Main breeds of fighting cocks

Sweater

Among their characteristics, they are really good flyers (which is a rare characteristic among roosters), though a little clumsy. Their feather color goes from yellow to golden; and their legs are yellow colored. They are related with almost all the races but especially they tie with the Kelso race.

Radio

They are very intelligent, cheerful, and very aggressive fighters, and this is often their advantage. Nowadays, compared to modern fighting cocks, the Radio rooster is a little slower. If you mix it up with a faster bloodline it could help improve your fighting chances in combat. They are one of the best fighting rooster breeds that was originated by Jhonnie Jumper since a hybrid Whitehackle-Kelso rooster. The Radio breed has a tendency to cut too much. They are medium to low roosters that cross well with Kelso and Sweater, a Radio stud can get to reproduce to an 80% of males.

Bill Vs E-sabong Gets House Nod On Final Reading

Delon Porcalla (The Philippine Star) - February 6, 2019 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines — With 185 votes, the House of Representatives on Monday approved on third and final reading a bill that aims to end the proliferation of unlawful electronic sabong (cockfighting) or e-sabong by strengthening and expanding the mandate of the Games and Amusement Board (GAB).

Lawmakers stamped their approval on House Bill 8910, a consolidation of two other bills (HBs 4843 and 6983) of Reps. Rodel Batocabe (AKO Bicol party-list, deceased) and Winston Castelo (Quezon City) and Joseph Bernos (Abra), respectively, providing more supervisory powers to the GAB.

The consolidated measure aims to amend a 45-year-old Marcos decree where regulations have been provided for cockfighting in 1974, but which did not foresee then the advent of a digital technology where cockfighting would be borderless, if not limitless.

The borderless nature of the digital age has been taking its toll on government revenues, where cunning gamblers have devised ways to evade paying taxes – like the introduction and local and global proliferation of what is now popularly called e-sabong.

Administration lawmakers have been trying to put a stop to the proliferation of e-sabong in the hopes the national government may recover millions of pesos in lost revenues borne out only of a decree that never saw a borderless environment 45 years later.

Pamahiin sa sabong, epektibo nga ba?

Karamihan sa mga sabungero ay naniniwala sa mga pamahiin kapag maglalaban lalo na ang mga matatandang magsasabong.... malamang sa panalo.

“Ilan sa mga pinaniniwalaan ay huwag maglalaban kung may patay sa inyong lugar, at kapag papunta ka sa sabungan nakasalubong ka ng prusisyon ng patay ay dapat na maghagis ka ng barya ayon sa mga matatandang sabungero”.

“Kung may asawa ka at may regla ang misis mo, huwag ka na daw muna magsabong ng manok at sigurado matatalo ang manok mo”.

“Huwag mong isasara ‘yung kulungan na pinanggalingan ng panlaban mong manok kasi babalik pa yan,” paniwala ni Marvin Marcelo, isang beteranong sabungero na taga-Pasay City. “Kapag kinuha mo na ‘yung manok diretso na sa sasakyan huwag na maglingon-lingon pa,”

“Noong una hindi naniniwala ang 42-anyos na si Marcelo sa mga pamahiin subalit nang maranasan niyang magtatalo ay niyakap na nito ang mga pamahiin sa sabong.

“Noong una hindi talaga ako naniniwala, pero nung nagtatalo ako at natataon na may patay sa aming lugar at minsan may nakakasalubong akong karo ng patay,” kuwento ni Marcelo”.

May mga hindi naniniwala sa pamahiin lalo na ang mga bagong mananabong dahil ang katwiran nila ay kung ukol sa talo ay matatalo talaga ang manok mo.

Walang malas o suwerte, sabi nga ni 2018 World Slasher Cup 1 champion January Edition, Patrick ‘Idol’ Antonio, Ang sabong ay hindi suwertihan kapag maganda ang iyong paghahanda at may tiyaga ay malamang sa panalo.

Makibahagi: Ano ang masasabi mo sa paniniwalang ito?

What is Sabungero

An ordinary man blessed with the uncanny gift of breeding, raising, and fighting gamecocks. He gets caught up in the gambling part of the sport and loses everything. He has one chance left to prove to himself and his family and friends that he is a winner and not a bum. He changes his life and attempts to put everything back in order by winning every fights. 

—Anonymous

Sabong (Cockfight)

The Sabong is a “national pastime” where two gamecocks are selected and

paired (ulutan) to viciously dual until one dies. It is similar to boxing, where people make bets on their favored opponent. In this case, the opponents are roosters highly trained to kill. This fierce and bloody entertaining battle takes place in a loud cockpit filled with the din of adrenaline pumped townsmen from rich to poor. Most fanatically save money just for the event and revel in gambling in the intense frenzied entertainment. Every parry move and slash from the cock’s blade (tari) evokes loud reactions from the crowd. The tari is a blade that is tied to one leg of the cock to slash their opponent. The experience is like an arena during the gladiator days but on a miniature scale and with dangerously aggressive cocks fighting in a flurry of beating feathers as the center of attention.

On the outside of the cockpit is a busy scene of the game of cocks being carefully paired, taris being meticulously tied to their legs, bloody cocks being treated and sewn up by specialized doctors, and an area where dead roosters are prepared for the winners to take home. In the end the winners not only claim their pot and prizes, they also claim the losing cocks (bihag / sambot) which are destined to be a celebratory dish.

In the cockpit (ruweda), the owners and cocks are assigned to two sides. Meron is the side for the larger pot money bet or favored game cock (llamado), while Wala is the side of the long shot. The cocks walk around for a short time so the betting spectators can make observations on the cock’s stance, movement, and bravado. The casador announces the opposing bets. If he needs to equalize the bets, he yells, “Larga na!” Spectator betting begins as the betting managers (kristos) take bets. He makes all kinds of hand gestures in wild loud gusto of numbers and odds as he collects money for the pot. During this time, the cocks peck at each others heads to arouse aggression and competition.

If a person has the stomach to venture into this sport, they might as well experience the wild whirling event at a rural cockpit. As oppose to the conservative urban-suburban venues catered for the rich, rural cockpits, give the raw experience of the traditional “Filipino pastime” described above.