What is a gamecock?

A Gamecock is a type of domestic fowl bred specifically for cockfighting. They are known for their aggression, strength, and stamina. Gamecocks are typically larger and more muscular than other breeds of chickens.

Key characteristics:

• Aggression: Bred for fighting, they possess a high degree of aggression towards other males.
• Physical Build: Strong, muscular bodies built for endurance and combat. They often have thicker legs and stronger beaks than other chicken breeds.
• Varied Breeds: Numerous breeds of Gamecocks exist, each with specific traits desired by breeders.
• Legality: Cockfighting is illegal in many parts of the world. Therefore, breeding and owning Gamecocks may also be restricted.
• Diet: Gamecocks are often fed a specialized diet designed to enhance their strength and stamina.