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chickens that are not for egg production or meat
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Timestamps chapters:
0:00- Introduction of ornamental and poultry fancy chickens
0:30-History pf ornamental chickens and poultry fancy
1:22-Cock fighting , cockfighting
1:45-ornamental chicken breeds and their cost and requirements
2:30-dong tao
2:35-onagadori
2:40-ayam cemani
2:45-nacked neck
2:50-modern game
2:55-polish chicken
3:00-Brahma
3:05-Barbanter
3:10-Sultan
3:15-scut dumpy

Since the 19th century, poultry fancy, the breeding and competitive exhibition of poultry as a hobby, has grown to be a huge influence on chicken breeds. Many breeds have always been kept for ornamental purposes, and others have been shifted from their original use to become first and foremost exhibition fowl, even if they may retain some inherent utility.
In those days most of the breeds first developed for cockfighting, which is a blood sport between two or more roosters. This bloody war for birds now is forbidden in united states and many other countries.
Ornamental chicken breeds are raised for their unusual and unique beauty and are not generally used for egg production or meat.
These chickens are usually more expensive than Standard chicken breeds
Many people raise them because they can make more money from selling them instead of their meet or egg, however they have to spend more additional costs such as expensive bird feeds, vitamin supplements, regular grooming and buying special coops for them.
Dong Tao, onagadori, Ayam Cemani, nacked neck, modern game, polish chicken, Brahma, Barbanter, Sultan and scot dumpy are the famous ornamental chicken breeds that are known for their beauty and rarity.
are the chickens all for egg?
what are ornamental chickens costs?
history of poultry fancy
what is cockfight?
what is cockfighting?
what is gamecock?
chickens in 19th century
rare chicken brteeds