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You are about to read Purebred Warrior Digital Magazine Volume 2 Issue no.7 covering the legend himself Bobby Fairchild of Clear Creek Farm on page 24, along with our featured guest breeders Jason Daniel of Gator Gamefarm on page 34, Karac Grubb of AK-47 Gamefarm on page 42, Terry Shaw of Look Here Gamefarm on page 48, Atty Ryan Abrenica of RA Super Master Class on page 56 and Domi Corpus of Hi-Ace Shipping on page 64. Hats off to our magnificent contributing partner Keith Maze interviewing The Hall of Famer - Billy James on page 72. Including, The Advent of Gamefowl Veterinarians on page 74 and the huge success of the Breeder’s Heart Feeding Program on page 76 sponsored by Congressman Sonny Lagon of AKO BISAYA PARTY LIST and a lot more...

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CONTENT PAGE

Volume 2 Issue 7

December 2019 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS

BREEDING GAMEFOWL IS GOOD EXERCISE P6

TIPS IN BREEDING GAMEFOWL P12

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN BREEDING GAMEFOWL P16

PRODUCING BATTLE COCKS P20

BOBBY FAIRCHILD CLEAR CREEK FARM p24 DO IT WITH PASSION OR NOT AT ALL JASON DANIEL GATOR GAMEFARM p34

DISTINCT KIND OF PASSION KARAC GRUBB AK47 GAMEFARM p42

A CARE THAT NEVER QUITS TERRY SHAW LOOK HERE GAMEFARM p48 DO IT THE MASTER’S WAY ATTY RYAN ABRENICA RA SUPER MASTER CLASS p56 THINKING THE WAY FORWARD DOMI CORPUS HI-ACE SHIPPING P64

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CHICKEN THOUGHTS

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reeding of fighting cocks today is one of the ways to become healthy and to earn money.

You can sell a battle cock, a b3rood cock, and brood hen. But one thing that is good in breeding of fighting cocks is that you can be a healthy one. How you become healthy if you are a breeder?

Let me share with you my experiences, I am a 40 year old men, a backyard breeder of fighting cocks. I have a small farm, a one hectare farm of land with some fruit tress that is planted in the area. I have forty fighting cocks in the yard and I have also more or less one hundred hens.

I wake up early in the morning at around 5 am, and

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then drink four to five glasses of water after that I walk around my small farm to watch my chickens. At around 6 am I feed them.

After that I clean the surroundings by getting some of the dry leaves and other objects. Since I have more or less one hundred hens, every morning I collected their eggs and keep it in the storage.

Being a breeder of gamefowl makes me become healthy because every morning I can exercises my body, by doing some activities like walking around the farm, feeding them, cleaning the surroundings and other related activities. Another thing is that, I have lots of vegetables planted in my farm like tomatoes, okra, string beans,

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BEING A BREEDER OF GAMEFOWL MAKES ME BECOME HEALTHY BECAUSE EVERY MORNING I CAN EXERCISES MY BODY, BY DOING SOME ACTIVITIES LIKE WALKING AROUND THE FARM, FEEDING THEM, CLEANING THE SURROUNDINGS AND OTHER RELATED ACTIVITIES.

malungay, tugabang, and bell pepper. You become healthy by eating vegetables regularly and what is good is that you do not need to buy it, instead, you can sell it to your neighbor or to the market.

While enjoying breeding of fighting cocks, it also helps me to become healthy and to earn extra money.

What I am doing is that, during the time that is not a breeding season; I keep all my hens in the fence and feed them a laying mass so that they will lay eggs. I have one hundred hens, and it produce an average 80 eggs per day, in one week I have 560 eggs and I sell it at 5 pesos, in one week I can earn 2,800 pesos.

In breeding of fighting cocks you can be a healthy person and at the same time you can earn extra money.

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TIPS IN BREEDING GAMEFOWL F

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Establishing specific goals for the breeding program.

Identifying and obtaining foundation bloodlines Selecting superior individuals within the bloodlines to breed Setting up the broodpens: choosing breeding strategies Progeny testing: evaluating the success of the program Managing the broodfowl to optimize their productivity and the health of their offspring.

Record keeping: keeping it accurate

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ighting cocks breeding is very challenging in the sense that as a breeder, you are going to produce the best battle cock that can compete with other famous and best fighting cocks that is produced by some of the well known fighting cocks breeder who become a champion in world slasher cup, bakbakan, rambulan, digma an, and candelaria derby. One important tips in order to be come a successful fighting cocks breeder is to understand the basic of genetics. This can help a breeder to maintain and improve some of the great families of gamefowl that have been passed down through the generations. Maintaining and improving bloodlines is the primary goal of a fighting cocks breeder. Some would say that cockfighting is practiced to provide an avenue for gambling or to satisfy a primitive bloodlust.

An effective breeding program is a process that requires a systematic approach.

You need to set your goal and make a plan on how you are going to reach that goal.

Upon identifying your goals, choose the best bloodlines to breed and use specific breeding techniques to be use in order to reach your goals.

A breeder needs to be flexible and open minded so that he can adapt to what ever changes that my occur during his journey in reaching his goals. A fighting cocks breeder needs to become more innovative and always ready to adopt changes and some of the latest technology in fighting cocks

breeding. Below are some useful breeding tips in order to become a successful fighting cocks breeder.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN BREEDING GAMEFOWL

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he history of cock fighting is old as our civilization, people in the past love to breed fighting cocks for leisure and entertainment.

Today in the Philippines, fighting cocks or game fowl breeding creates business opportunities.

The game fowl industry is one of the growing industries in the Philippines. There are investors who invested in this kind of industry like game fowl breeders, feeds manufacturer, advertising and pharmaceutical companies.

worker to help in the selling and marketing of their products. The advertising companies will also hire employees to help in the layout and writing of the content of magazines about products and services in game fowl breeding.

If you have a small capital, you can also have your own business.

You can start a business by selling to your store products needed in breeding of fighting cocks such as feeds, medicines, vitamins and supplements. If your capital is enough, you can be a cock pit operator. You can earn money by promoting derbies.

Fighting cocks industries do not only creates business opportunities, but it also creates job opportunities and employment.

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How game fowl breeding creates business opportunities?

The breeders produce and sell fighting cocks and breeding

materials like brood cocks and brood hens. The manufacturing company produces and sale feeds. The advertising company produced and sale magazines that contains advertisement of products and services in game fowls. The pharmaceutical companies manufactured and sale medicines and supplies for fighting cocks.

In addition, fighting cocks industry also create jobs and employment because, the breeder hires farm employees to help in the daily operation of the farm.

The manufacturing companies hire people to be assigned in manufacturing department to help in the production of feeds, marketing department needs

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PRODUCING BATTLE COCKS

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he aim of every fighting cocks breeder is to produce a superior battle cock. The reason we cross strains is to strengthen weaknesses, and elevate strengths. One of the most successful formulas for breeding fighting cocks is by breeding a power cock over a speed hen. The result is usually well balanced battle cocks that possess all the traits we look for in fighting cocks.

Some guidelines in order to produce superior battle cocks are the following: Dark Legs over Light Legs, Round bodies over Long bodies,

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Dark colors over light (and visa-versa), aggressive cocks over Smart fighting hens, Small cocks over large hens (and visa-versa), and Old cocks over pullets, Old hens over stags.

Cross breeding is a breeding system that is applicable in this system in order to produce a superior battle cock. Cross breeding usually improves the average performance of the first generation as in out breeding, and many aces are thus produced. However, generally, the breeding value of the offspring is greatly reduced. A simple definition for crossbreeding is the crossing of two unrelated closely inbred lines.

Roundhead fowl crossed on the Hatch fowl of would be good example.

Gamefowl breeding is one of the most challenging tasks because you need to do some trial and error in order to achieve your goal. You need more time, money, and effort and do some research to produce good battle crosses. And besides, today there are many good breeders that produced better or best gamefowl that is very hard to defeat in the major derbies like world slasher cup and candelaria derby.

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mistakes is a great teacher I’m still reaching out to my friends and customers to make sure that everything is going the way I want it for them with the breeds that they get for me. I have never been satisfied with what I got, and I will continuously be moving forward.

Mhar Delaben: WHO IS BOBBY FAIRCHILD AS A GAMEFOWL BREEDER? Bobby Fairchild: Well, first of all, I am a man who loves what I do. I never dreamed of not being recognized around the world. As a breeder, I’m trying hard to pay attention to detail and never get stuck in the present. I’m always looking forward and trying to improve what I’ve got. I’m still reaching out to my friends and customers to make sure that

everything is going the way I want it for them with the breeds that they get for me. I have never been satisfied with what I got, and I will continuously be moving forward.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT DISTINGUISHES A BOBBY FAIRCHILD FROM THE REST? Bobby Fairchild: In my opinion, what distinguishes these little feathered warriors and me from most of the rest is that we never stop trying, we never give up.

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Mhar Delaben: WHAT COULD BE THE HIGHLIGHT OF YOUR COCKING CAREER? Bobby Fairchild: I have been asked this in many interviews, and one day there may be something that comes along the steps, out above the main championship event at Sunset Recreation Club Paris in 2003. We had the main championship where we fought 2-eight team brackets. Like a softball or basketball tournament or single elimination tournament

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of any kind, we challenged these Main Five Cocks every month at Sunset Recreation Club Paris, and we were the overall winner. We are advancing to the next round every month. Mr Jumper and Kerry Robberson won on their separate brackets. All of us has advanced to the championship round where we fought seven cocks. I had much respect for Kerry Robberson,

Mhar Delaben: CAN YOU TELL US A BRIEF STORY OF HOW YOU STARTED BREEDING GAMEFOWLS AND WHAT BROUGHT YOU TO THIS PATH? Bobby Fairchild: Well, I’ve been involved in genetic breeding of competition animals most all of my life. Growing up as a little boy, my father was a breeder of hound dogs for hunting and various competitive types of equine horses. He was always my greatest hero. I found out that when I was born, he was involved in breeding and competing with game fowls. I participated in pleasure hunting with some of our mutual friends from Cherokee County Oklahoma, where we lived in a little community known as Clear Creek. I was given the privilege to go hunting with Gary Gilliam along with his friends and cousins and get to hear the stories from him about these gamecocks. After meeting him, it just built a fire inside me. It affected a

part of my life’s activities. It seems like I could not think of anything else than the game fowls. So, my father started gathering up a few game fowls here and there, and it all started there. My other friend James Sowers worked on the road a lot, and he would get breeding materials from well-known cockers. James would let us have the offspring for near nothing because he was on the road all the time unable to attend to them and would even

I WAS A VERY YOUNG MAN MYSELF, PAUL SPARKS, RANDY JACKSON AND EVEN MARK SEABOLT ALL STUMBLING AROUND AS YOUNG MEN, BUT THIS FAMILY OF WHAT HAS PROVED TO BE A REMARKABLE GREY FAMILY OF GAMEFOWL.” Mr Jumper and Volcom because they are great rooster breeders.

People flew in from all over the world to watch this event. Carrie and I had some long hard fights, but in the end, I was victorious with a score of 4 to 3. That is the only tournament that I have ever participated in, and it was very prestigious and memorable not just only for me but also to Mr Jumper.

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his input, they would have never excelled the way they did in the beginning.

Mhar Delaben: CAN YOU NAME A FAMOUS BREEDER WHO WAS THERE WHEN YOU WERE STARTING A BREEDING CAREER? Bobby Fairchild: I’ve already mentioned him once and feel honoured to be able to say him again, but in Eastern Oklahoma where I’m from, everybody that I know has either receive gamefowl or some piece of advice from the legendary Gary Gilliam, I am proud to call this man my friend

sometimes let us have what he got from the breeders. That’s the way it all got started.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT PRINCIPLES DO YOU PRACTICE THAT MADE YOU A LEGENDARY BREEDER? Bobby Fairchild: I assure you that I do not think of myself as a legendary one. I am grateful for the respect and the honour that the people from the Philippines, Mexico and across the other parts of the world give to me, but I’m a legend. The only thing I do is get up every day and work hard at achieving the goals that I have set.

I have set these goals and fought for them with hard perseverance.

My friends, family and God made these things possible.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT COULD BE THE MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT OF YOUR LIFE AS A BREEDER? Bobby Fairchild: Without a doubt, the highlight was when I was a very young man myself, Paul Sparks, Randy Jackson and even Mark Seabolt all stumbling around as young men, but this family of what has proved to be a remarkable Grey Family of Gamefowl. The family that we all put together is the one that I used to make, it is known today as the Fairchild Grey. In the hands of our customers, they have been winners of almost every major fight in the world. Nobody care on these except for Paul Sparks did until he decided to no longer be a burrito, I miss Paul and his dedication as a friend and to the sport. Without

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Mhar Delaben: WHAT EVENTS GAVE YOU CONFIDENCE IN BREEDING GAME FOWLS? Bobby Fairchild: Well, you ask what events gave me confidence as a breeder. I will tell you the truth.

My confidence is not unshakable one, I don’t believe that it was really necessary. Any event that gave me the confidence when I was relatively young I got to spend much time with my good friend Dink Fair and a little later on, with Johnny Jumper. They shared some breeding techniques with me that made much sense to me, and the longer I practise these techniques, the more confidence that I got.

Yes, I do believe that if there is such a thing, I am a professional gamefowl breeder. But this confidence has to be reassured over and over, with close attention to details.

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Mhar Delaben: WHAT KEEPS THE FAIRCHILD GREYS VIGOROUS AND COMPETITIVE? Bobby Fairchild: Well, they are a good solid family we keep one family with a few lines. We cull hard and remove lines if they get weak and always looking to improve them.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT LINES CROSS BEST WITH YOUR GREYS? Bobby Fairchild: Well, I’ve never seen them hurt any family.

Whatever you got I believe these greys will improve them. They have been crossed on hatch radios roundhead sand even my brown reds. They are also very good dukes old lemons. I’ve done very well with them on my kelso and sweaters. Jessery Palmaris crosses them on Jr. Belts Cowan’s with very good results. I started crossing them on Gary Gilliam’s roundheads and they are not hard to breed.

Mhar Delaben: THE FAIRCHILD GREYS AND PAUL SPARKS GREYS HAS SOME RESEMBLANCE, ARE THEY RELATED? Bobby Fairchild: As far as my greys and Paul’s being related, yes in the beginning there were four cocks. I got three of them Paul kept one but we went a little deferment directions. I am very proud of these greys and their accomplishments

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Mhar Delaben: WHAT IS IT WITH YOUR GREYS THAT MAKE IT A SERIOUS COMPETITOR IN THE PHILIPPINES? Bobby Fairchild: One thing about them is that they are very intelligent and theyget the job done. The people who use them in the Philippines find that they always bring a little more competitive edge to the table the most.

Mhar Delaben: HOW DO YOU MANAGE YOUR FARM AND GAME FOWL EFFECTIVELY? Bobby Fairchild: You have to love this craft to be able to do what I do.

I don’t have days off like everybody else. I go weeks at a time and never leave the farm. I work pretty much from daylight to dark but I

don’t take it like work. Like when I have to work for somebody else I love this, I love seeing it all come together and when the people show up in the farm looks good and the inventory looks good and everybody is proud to be a part of it and this I cannot do this by myself. Anybody who gives me all the credit for this that I am the boss and I am the TV store as the old commercial service on TV here in the US. I am the boss and the TV store but believe me my wife, my kids my friends who work for me, they have put much effort into making this for what it is today, I have a young man who works for me now named Josh Brock. He is a local here in Kentucky, his commitment to this farm is impeccable when I was in Oklahoma I had a young man

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named Colton Fairs that works for me and he was extremely dedicated to our friendship and to the farm They help make a lot of things to happen, especially when we was younger. Making this reputation that we carry on today, my wife Melinda Fairchild My kids Tonya, Randy, Cody and even my baby girl Lacee they all put lots of effort and made lots of sacrifices. This farm is not what I do this farm is who I am, I have no desire to do anything other than this for a living, it is my passion, but for the question is how I do it. I have been blessed and being surrounded by very honest loyal and hardworking team. God bless everyone.

Mhar Delaben: YOUR BIRDS ARE SOUGHT AFTER AROUND THE GLOBE, HOW DO YOU MAKE SURE THAT THEY WILL PERFORM AS ADVERTISE? WHAT DO YOU DO TO MAINTAIN OR EXCEED YOUR STATUS? Bobby Fairchild: Well for

one thing we never take for granted that they are what they would want.

Continuously look for different ways to improve the performance of these purebred warriors. Of course we do not nor will we participate in illegal cockfights in the United States. I have never been to an illegal cockfight nor do I intend to, but we keep up with the things that our customers are looking for and we check on the performance to make sure that our friends and customers continue to reap the results that they have always reaped and we stay as close to the solid foundation as we can. Never move away from anything very fast, everything is done in small increments We use our instincts and the knowledge that we have claimed over the years, I believe that we have a very strong set of values and work ethics along with knowledge of what it takes to continue to make these champions. I am very fortunate on these aspects because it was a lot easier

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I WAS A VERY YOUNG MAN MYSELF, PAUL SPARKS, RANDY JACKSON AND EVEN MARK SEABOLT ALL STUMBLING AROUND AS YOUNG MEN, BUT THIS FAMILY OF WHAT HAS PROVED TO BE A REMARKABLE GREY FAMILY OF GAMEFOWL.”

Mhar Delaben: HAVE YOU TRIED COMPETING IN THE PHILIPPINES? (WHAT ARE YOUR EXPERIENCE ) Bobby Fairchild: Yes, we have completed a few times with our friend Jessery Palmaris, Jesery has brought me to the Philippines more than once, treated me with the upmost respect and has come to be a true friend. I look forward to the day that I get to see Jessery again probably on Filipino soil, Jessery and I have had very good success. At the world slasher cup as well as the Candelaria, we haven’t won them yet together abut I see it will happen. We’ve always been a very strong force.

their secrets since they spent good money in the fowl that they have.

My number one customer in the Philippines and always been is Jessery Palmaris. Jessery has been a guest in my home many times, had much respect for each other like customer or client but most of all he is a friend. Lancey Dela Torre has used my blood lines to some great excess in the past. Jun Mendoza and I have started a new friendship that I believe will grow stronger over the years. Jun “The Attorney” Mendoza is a very distinguished man who speaks plainly. His presence demand respect, he uses my bloodlines and I believe that he and I will have great success together in the years to come. There are many other breeders in the Philippines that I’ve used my bloodlines but I don’t really want to get into their secret weapons.

Mhar Delaben: WOULD YOU NAME SOME BREEDERS IN THE PHILIPPINES THAT WERE USING YOUR BIRDS IN THEIR CAMPAIGN? Bobby Fairchild: Well, I will name a few of them but some of the big-name breeders like to keep

Mhar Delaben: STRAIGHT FORWARD QUESTION WHAT YOUR WINNINGEST BLOODLINE TO DATE IS? Bobby Fairchild: Well, I don’t know what the best bloodline I’ve ever had is, but I do know this hands-down. The grey has always

for me to succeed with them. We’ve proven that if you are willing to work hard and use a little common sense that the poultry that we have here will work for the better.

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been the winningest bloodline but in all due respect. They’ve had more of a chance to prove themselves because everybody knows that most. Usually when I show up it will be with those little grey warriors.

For people who wish to import materials can you share to us how can they maximize their acquisition, and how can they maintain the bloodline?

Well you can always contact me to discuss details in better depth in the US. Bobby Fairchild 01-918772-0556 That was for a call text or WhatsApp you can also contact me on Facebook Clear Creek – Bobby Fairchild, when you go to Clear Creek – Bobby Fairchild please hit the like and follow or you can see the pictures as I post them and keep up with the latest materials here at Clear Creek farm Bobby Fairchild.

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Mhar Delaben: WHAT ARE THE POINTS YOU CAN SHARE IN SELECTING A MAINSTAY BROODSTAG, BROODCOCK AND HENS? Bobby Fairchild: Well, for the most part, they’re going to have some history of genetics that I’m going to be familiar with. They are going to have the genetic characteristics in which I’m looking for then when we start with confirmation we never look at the whole bird. One time we begin not with the leg or the foot, but we started the toenail and went to the foot in the prop toe itself each toe, individually. We look at the shank and the drumstick to make sure that they align correctly, I like for the breast flow into the drumstick smoothly. I like for the neck to sit in a particular

position and then, of course, we want well as the set to the front not too far in the back, above all else we want performance.

I have to be careful because sometimes racing for other people performance kids sit on the back burner because everybody wants a picture. Everybody wants to white streamers; everybody wants long legs. However, very seldom does a customer ever even call and ask about performance, but performance will always be essential.

Mhar Delaben: IN YOUR STANDARD, HOW DO YOU CATEGORIZE A BIRD AS PURE? Bobby Fairchild: Well, some of

WE DON’T BREED FATHER AND DAUGHTER’S MOTHERS TO THE SON IF WE BREED BROTHERS AND SISTERS WE DO IT IN SLOW MODERATION WITH SCEPTICISM, BUT WE DO LIKE TO PRODUCE BROTHERS AND SISTERS A TIME OR TWO.”

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my fans are not going to like my answer. I do not believe in the word pure as the way most of the gamefowl people do. They were all made from something other than a very few strands. Kelso hatch Murphy, all of those, are men’s names, and I raise and breed pure. Bobby Fairchild Breed Fowl when they come with consistent characteristics and reproduced consistent features as well. That’s when I consider, there are other ways of sending blood and test, but I believe those that reproduce winners that’s what we want. If you’re going to leave your line of genetic game fowl of some other man’s name, breed chickens the way they wanted the way they have seen fit, that’s on you.

My stand on the present and in future is my utmost respect to our founding fathers in the sport. Still, I believe that if they were here to see how some of us are getting stuck on other people’s names and afraid to breed chickens the way they need to be, I believe they would say what in the world are you doing. I believe with all my heart that I breed chickens the way they did, my poultry has consistent genetic characteristics that make them pure. Pure whatever I want to call them

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the right to be a mentor with directions and their success is not just with their opinions because opinions are not facts.

Mhar Delaben: HOW DO YOU MAINTAIN YOUR BIRDS? WHICH METHOD DO YOU PREPARE? Bobby Fairchild: We breed many uncles, Niece’s aunts to nephews and grandparents. We don’t breed father and daughter’s mothers to the son if we breed brothers and sisters we do it in slow moderation with scepticism, but we do like to produce brothers and sisters a time or two. Just reach in there and have a look and see what shows up

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Mhar Delaben: TO OUR READING PATRONS WHO WISH TO START BREEDING, WHAT CAN YOU ADVISE THEM? Bobby Fairchild: Well to those people I would say to sit down and count the cost, it’s not a quick adventure, it’s a lifelong event.

Being a breeder with anything in competition in the world you set out to do, you need reputable mentors that are close to you and can genuinely have to be a part of what you got to do. I believe what my old friend Terry Don West said, a PRCA world champion bull rider. He said if you want to be a world champion, you better find some world champions to hang out. If you tell me who your friends are, I’ll let you know who you are. If you want to be a winner don not be too bullheaded be involved with winners. Sometimes it makes us feel more important to hang out with the people that are not so successful. Find a mentor, somebody that has earned

Mhar Delaben: DOES THIS NEW DIGITAL MAGAZINE PUREBRED WARRIOR HELP OUR SPRAWLING INDUSTRY? Bobby Fairchild: Well, it sure can’t hurt. I look forward to seeing the results of this digital magazine.

I have friends in the Philippines who I have been associated with for years and have been in the magazine business with some things on television, and I’ve watched it grow from something small to something substantial. I wish the same success for you if you’re a brave warrior magazine.

Mhar Delaben: PUREBRED WARRIOR’S ADVOCACY IS TO FEED AND QUENCH THE THIRST OF THE HUNGRY ONE AND AS WE ALLIGNED OUR EFFORTS WITH CONG. SONNY LAGON’S PARTY LIST TO CATER THE POOR, THESE EVENTS ARE WELL DOCUMENTED, WOULD YOU BE KIND TO OFFER HELP AND BE PART OF THIS ADVOCACY IN THE NEAR FUTURE? Bobby Fairchild: Well, I’m not exactly sure what that statement means but I’ve been associated with Sonny Lagon for many years.

I have known Sonny to be a good man; if Sonny is involved, then I’m sure that there will be elegance and respect to follow. I want to say thank you to some extraordinary friends in the Philippines such as Jessery Palmaris, Recoy Palmaris, Al Garcia, Jun “The Attorney” Mendoza and Manny Berbano.

May God bless the Philippines.

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do it with passion or not at all

I had always dreamed and told people I’d move down south and do roosters full time. I told myself and everyone else that but I don’t know if I thought it would ever happen.

Mhar Beloved: TELL US ABOUT WHO JASON DANIEL IS AS A GAMEFOWL BREEDER? Jason Daniel: I’m a guy that has been in love with roosters since as long as I can remember. I do not remember a time when I wasn’t around roosters. I really didn’t get involved too much in the breeding side of the farm until maybe my late teens. I am the type person that if I am gonna do something I literally eat sleep and breathe it. When I really started taking this sport

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serious I was mid 20’s that’s about the time that we obtained the Blueface and Yellow leg hatch. It really was the first experience I had with what I call consistent top quality fowl. From that point forward, I used them as the basis for everything I learned about feeding, breeding, care, health.

Mhar Beloved: WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY USING THEM AS A BASIS FOR LEARNING? Jason Daniel: Well, what I mean is when we got them, they were way better roosters than I was a feeder or anything else. But once I truly trusted them and knew that if I did my part, they would do there’s then I started to see what causes what in the feeding and breeding department. I had always dreamed and told people I’d move down south and do roosters full time. I told myself and everyone else that but I don’t know if I thought it would ever happen. After a lot of years learning little by little and applying all that I’ve learned in the summer of 2015, an opportunity came that lead me to quit my job.

I was at 15 years, making more money than I probably was worth to pursue a dream. The family and I moved to Alabama with the only thing for sure that I knew where

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I wasn’t lazy, and I would do my best to make it work. So far, with God’s blessing, it’s been 4 years now and still going pretty well. I am no different than anyone reading this article except now I have a more massive feed bill. I try to stick with the philosophy I had years ago, and that raises what I like and not sway from that. I’m almost 40 years old, and every day I learn that I don’t know much about these magnificent creatures. This is a rough sport, but if you enjoy the process, it is always worth it.

Mhar Beloved: CAN YOU TELL US A FEW THINGS YOU HAVE LEARNED OR WERE TAUGHT THAT MADE A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT? Jason Daniel: Some philosophies I believe truly in my heart about breeding. Things my dad took a lifetime to learn, and he presses in me from day 1. There are producers and products in breeding and what that means is there are families and individuals that produce producers. Not just once in a while find a brood cock or hen or a wild nick but families that will consistently year after year create what you expect them to and more. They have been kept genetically where they can produce better than themselves.

When you breed families like that together you usually get a product, he’s everything you want in a rooster but unable to create himself consistently. I’m

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sure there’s a more technical way to explain it, but that’s what I genuinely believe.

Mhar Beloved: WHAT STANDS YOU OUT FROM THE REST AND HOW YOU MANAGED TO MAINTAIN IT? Jason Daniel: I have a few traits that I believe have helped me do relatively well in this sport, and the first one being I am hardheaded and persistent. I hate losing worse than anyone in the world. So I do everything daily to help my chances to be successful in the end. Hard work puts you in a place where luck can find you. I don’t concentrate on any one big

goal I just try to do better every day at the small things and the big ones will fall in place. My second trait is for the organization, and it reminds me of a quote I believe Henry Wortham put in a book one time. He said that he could go to a man’s yard and tell if he could whip him a main. I don’t know if it’s true or not, but I like for things to be a certain way and things done in a particular manner. To

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me, it helps save time, money, and enable me to make sure all words are done on a system. When you have an order, it’s easier to do a better job at something with minimal effort. Allowing time to get more done in a day.

Mhar Beloved: WHO WAS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE THAT INSPIRES YOU? Jason Daniel: That’s an easy question. My father is one that truly put this fever in me. He indeed didn’t do anything else my whole life except go to work and roosters for as long as I could remember.

Mhar Beloved: CAN YOU NAME SOME BREEDER THAT YOU GENUINELY CONSIDERED AS A GOOD ROOSTERMAN FRIEND? Jason Daniel: I am blessed to know and indeed have made friends with 1000’s of people in this sport. I have learned so much from so many people, and I’m sure they got tired of me calling and asking? On so many things when I first started this farm. I hate to even name any names to cause God to forbid I forgot someone that I shouldn’t. But the first few people that took the time to help me and answer all kinds of questions were Tammy Marco and Jeremy Chandler. They were both instrumental in showing me

things in raising healthy chickens that helped me more than they know.

Claude Vaughn helped me during the transition, and we are still friends today. Since I’ve been here now, I have more friends that are great guys in this sport than I can put in one post.

Mhar Beloved: TELL US THE HISTORY OF THAT BLUE FACE GATOR AND YOUR YLH THAT YOU HAVE AND HOW DID YOU COME UP WITH THAT GATOR NAME? Jason Daniel: I’ll first explain where the name Gator came from.

When I was just a baby, I mean like eating in a high chair age.

A man named Bill Greene from Florida that my dad was friends with was visiting from what I was told that they were all eating dinner, and my Mom was feeding me. Bill says to my Mom that boy “He eats like a Gator” ever since then my dad called me it and pretty much everyone else that knows me it’s what I’m known by.

When I started going to Mexico, I just put it as a trying name, and it stuck. The Blueface and YLH we acquired in 2004 or 2005 from an older gentleman in Alabama.

He basically told us if we couldn’t win with them to take up golf.

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I HAVE LEARNED TO JUST FOCUS ON DAILY REGIMENS AND SMALL THINGS AND JUST LET OTHERS FALL IN PLACE. WE TRY TO DO THE RIGHT THINGS EVERYDAY AND NOT CUT CORNERS IN ANYWAY.”

whole life. Year in year out they have been good to us. My main goal is to keep them and try to slowly improve them to keep them pertinent in today’s competition.

I believe in the power of selection in maintaining families, and I try to use that to really make these 2 families mine. What I mean is their traits and style is what I have been trying to tweak slowly over the past 15 years. I’m really proud of what they are and what they bring to the table. I hope that in 15 years I can still say the same.

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Mhar Beloved: WHAT ARE THE EVERYDAY STRUGGLES YOU FACE IN YOUR FARM, AND HOW YOU MANAGE TO RESOLVE IT? Jason Daniel: The biggest struggle of running a more massive farm is to be proactive on things. Proper worming, vaccination, and general health. If you start letting the small stuff slide because let’s say it’s too much to do, then it will catch up to you in a big way. I have learned to just focus on daily regimens and small things and just let others fall in place. We try to do the right things every day and not cut corners in any way.

Mhar Beloved: COMPREHENSIVELY, TELL US HOW YOU REGISTER OR RECORD YOUR FOWLS STARTING FROM CHOOSING YOUR BASE MATERIAL UNTIL THE MARKING DAYS? Jason Daniel: How I do it here is anything that I breed has a leg band and wing band. I have a complete list of every one of them in the safe and in the computer.

It will tell the year born, mother, father, toe punch, amongst other things. After I have set my brood pens up, I go through and record precisely what wingbacks are in every pen. That way, I can tell specific hens that were in certain pens. From there, I designate every pen a toe punch. For instance, Pen 12 is Both rights no nose then when I’m marking babies as they are coming out the hatcher all I do is look at the list and pen number and label accordingly.

Every year that’s how I do it. So let’s say for instance I have a hen that’s wing band 242 I’ll look her up in the registry, and it will say 2016 BR then I know that she is both rights from 2016 and there are no mistakes on what year. I use leg bands as a secondary form of ID because I’ve had hens lose leg and wing bands over the years and I don’t want any mistakes.

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Mhar Beloved: HOW BIG IS THE FARM AND HOW MANY HANDLERS/EMPLOYEES DO YOU HAVE? Jason Daniel: The farm now is relatively large we hatched 4700 babies last year. We try to pen about 1500 quality stags out of that. There are 4 of us that work

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the farm and keep it going daily.

And I have a 5th guy that I use to do all my projects such as building pens or anything else construction wise that we need to do.

Mhar Beloved: WHAT ARE YOUR BEST PERFORMING BLOODLINES, AND HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE EACH OF THEIR ABILITY? Jason Daniel: Blueface and the Yellow leg hatch are my base families. They perform so much alike in their styles that I’ll save time and put them together. They are not what most people think of when they hear the word hatch.

My families will break with ease and aggression in the break but once on the ground, they will not swap licks with you. They will move and hit you from angles that put them in the advantage, allowing them not to get hurt too and doing what they usually do.

Both families hit under the wings with extreme accuracy. Kelso is a more aggressive type fowl and puts more on you than most can handle. They throw a ton of licks and in close or at arm’s length are dangerous. They have the God-given ability to find a way to come home, which to me is most important. Greys are head

THE POWER OF GENETICS IS AWESOME TO SEE WHEN SOMEONE MAKES A CROSS WITH THEM AND TO SEE WHAT I LOOK FOR IN WHAT I BREED FOR COME OUT OF THAT. TO ME THAT IS MY BIGGEST ACCOMPLISHMENT IS TO HAVE BREEDS THAT CAN BE SUCCESSFUL IN SO MANY HANDS.”

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back feet out overpower you type roosters. They don’t move as much as say my BF or Yl but do very well in what we have shown them in.

Mhar Beloved: WHEN EVERYTHING IS A SUCCESS, HOW DO YOU WANT TO BE REMEMBERED? Jason Daniel: If I can be remembered as a good man that just truly loved roosters and did what I loved doing then that will be great with me Mhar Beloved: WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST CONCERN IN THIS INDUSTRY ON A GLOBAL SCALE? Jason Daniel: Obviously, the ARA

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that is attacking us every day is the biggest concern. They are trying to destroy something they have no idea about. They are attacking culture and sport that has been around forever. They are starting in Mexico to take away the right to fight roosters and will not stop there.

Mhar Beloved: WHAT WAS YOUR GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT AND DISAPPOINTMENT AS A GAMEFOWL BREEDER? Jason Daniel: My greatest accomplishment so far as a breeder is taking bloodlines that were great and tweak them to my style. Seeing them win in so many different peoples hands. The power of genetics is incredible to see. When someone crosses them with the other, you’ll know what I’m looking for the breed that comes out of that. To me, that is my biggest accomplishment to have strains that can be successful in so many hands.

I can’t think of any disappointments cause everything is a learning experience. Learn from it can help you in the future.

I don’t dwell on bad things, just learn and move on.

Mhar Beloved: THE 4TH ANNUAL GATOR BBQ WAS A MASSIVE SUCCESS RECENTLY. WHAT IS THE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF THESE EVENTS,

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AND HOW DID YOU COME UP WITH THIS CONCEPT? Jason Daniel: The BBQ this year was a great event despite being cold and rainy we had over 1400 people show up had one heck of a good time. The BBQ started in 2015 as a close group of friends that came over to visit right after I moved here. The first year I believe there were maybe 15 or 20 people in my living room. The 2nd year we had around 100 people show up and just had a great time.

Last year I hired a band and kind of stepped up the event. We had about 400 people, and it went great. Now it’s an event that people know that when they come, they will be welcome with open arms.

I genuinely try to make everyone feel welcome and part of the family. The event has become more than just a date on the calendar.

Still, now it’s when people plan on seeing old friends they don’t get to see and meet people they only know from social media. It’s a place where all races and cultures and ages come together over one thing, and that is friendship and mutual love of gamefowl.

Mhar Beloved: WHAT IS YOUR MESSAGE TO THOSE JUST STARTING A BREEDING PROGRAM? Jason Daniel: It’s straightforward, breed what makes you happy, don not chase names and find what you like and what works for you and stick with it.

Mhar Beloved: WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS PUREBRED WARRIOR DIGITAL MAGAZINE AND YOUR FINAL MESSAGE TO OUR READERS? Jason Daniel: I think it’s an excellent publication. Your passion as a gamefowl enthusiast shows in what you write, and I’m proud to be a part of it. I’d love to thank everyone that’s been a part of getting to where I am and if I can help anyone just shoot me a message and I’ll do my best to help if I can.

Mhar Beloved: ON BEHALF OF OUR TEAM PUREBRED WARRIOR, WOULD YOU BE KIND TO DONATE SOMETHING FOR OUR BREEDER’S HEART PROGRAM? WHERE WE GIVE BACK TO THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE MOST MARGINALIZED AND LESS FORTUNATE? Jason Daniel: I’ll do my best to help if I can just get with me and we will definitely make something happen. A man never looks as strong as when he bends over to help someone in need.

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I travel the world to places such as the Philippines and Mexico to test my bloodlines, and I’ve been very successful in places like Dumaguete, Davao, Cebu, Manila and most of Northern Mexico.

Mhar Delaben: TELL US ABOUT HOW YOU LIVED YOUR LIFE AS A GAME FARM OWNER, BREEDER AND A COCKER? Karac Grubb: Little something about me, I grew up in the cocking world as a third-generation cockfighter in the mountains of Kentucky. I competed in many different pits such as Mount Sterling, Delrio Sunset, Bayou Club Pound Virginia, Phil Young McDowell, Clyde Johnson, The 440 Club and many different pits across America when it was legal. I travel the world to places such as the Philippines and Mexico to test my bloodlines, and I’ve been very successful in places like Dumaguete, Davao, Cebu, Manila and most of Northern Mexico. Making champions everywhere that I’ve gone now I’m endorsing Battlecock products. My love of the game has no end and will have no end till the day I die. My bloodlines are Lacy Roundhead Colonel Givens hatch Kelso Regular and Claret.

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Mhar Delaben: HOW DID YOU GET INTO THIS SPORT? Karac Grubb: I grew up in the game fowl industry and over the years I have made many friends around the world my love of the game as continue to grow daily as I strive to breed the perfect warrior as time goes by I’ve gained a lot of knowledge on breeding conditioning selecting and so on I find myself spending more and more time in the Philippines some of the best people I’ve ever met in my entire life the Philippines is really extraordinary place with

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extraordinary people with The biggest hearts I’ve ever seen.

Mhar Delaben: WHERE IT ALL STARTED BREEDING GAMEFOWL AND WHERE DID AK 47 BEGIN? Karac Grubb: Most of my bloodlines came from the Cox family which are acquired in 1996 the roundheads the Kelso and greys. After that I join the army and was an infantry soldier we’re I earned the name AK-47 for reasons I can’t name.

Mhar Delaben: TELL US ABOUT YOUR FARM IN THE PHILIPPINES AND THE US? HOW DID YOU MANAGE THEM EFFECTIVELY? Karac Grubb: I have a farm in El Paso Texas which I manage with me and my wife my family is a big part of the farm and without my wife Ivonne I could never have had the success I’ve had obtained. And in the Philippines my farm is in Davao which I have a partner there Julie SY. Mr. SY has been an outstanding partner and very helpful and such all my other friends as I have to name Jong daed Brian calingacion these people has help me and propelled me to where I am today and there’s many more friends too many to name.

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Mhar Delaben: HOW SYSTEMATIC ARE YOU WHEN IT COMES TO RECORDING? Karac Grubb: Recordkeeping is a must one of the most important things that you can do to improve each year if you don’t know what you’re breeding and have a good recording system there’s no way for you to be a successful many years down the road recordkeeping is a must.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT ARE YOUR BEST PERFORMING BLOODLINES, AND HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE EACH OF THEIR ABILITY? Karac Grubb: My bloodlines in the Philippines such as the lacy round head are very smart and brainy foul that can fly in the air and on the ground with ease. My kelso our power chickens that can really cut and finished up on it. My clarets or a well rounded complete fighter In any style or weapon.

My joe Goode greys are a very intelligent bloodline that waits on their opponents but deadly cutting skills.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT SUPPLEMENT OR ENHANCERS DO YOU USE DURING THE KEEP? Karac Grubb: I only use BattleCalc products such as

MY KEYS TO SUCCESS HAS BEEN FRIENDS FAMILY AND PEOPLE THAT I HAVE MET OVER THE YEARS BUT ONE PERSON THAT REALLY STICKS OUT IN MY MIND WOULD BE THE SIZEMORE BROTHERS RICHMOND AND LONNY.”

Premoxil 550 antibiotics vitman pro wormals and el toro egg 1000Which have been very effective in my conditioning and breeding programs The battle cock company supplies nothing but the top quality products.

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Mhar Delaben: IN YOUR OPINION, WHAT BLOODLINE IF BRED COULD BE A GAMECHANGER IN THE LONG KNIFE STYLE OF FIGHTING? Karac Grubb: The blood lines which are competitive in the Philippines are my roundheads Clarets kelso Joe Goode greys and sweaters All smart deadly cutters and healthy blood lines which I have maintain for the past 20+ years.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT ARE THE BLOODLINES YOU RAISE INYOUR FARM AND HOW MANY DO YOU RAISE YEARLY? Karac Grubb: I am a fighter at heart I really don’t like to sell too many chickens but as my name has grown I’m starting to sell if you quality bloodlines which mainly go to the Philippines and Mexico I raise 300to 400 stags per year here in the states and Around 500 in the Philippines.

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Mhar Delaben: WHAT’S YOUR ADVICE TO THOSE WHO ARE JUST STARTING BREEDING CHICKEN? Karac Grubb: My message to the beginner is just be honest and be true to yourself you know the difference between right and wrong do people the way that you want to be treated and I always work hard to accomplish your goals never surrender.

Mhar Delaben: WHERE DO MOST OF YOUR PRODUCTION GO? Karac Grubb: My keys to success has been friends family and people that I have met over the years but one person that really sticks out in my mind would be The Sizemore brothers Richmond and Lonny really consider those guys some of the best fighters I’ve ever seen in my entire life and would not be in the position I am today without those people.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT’S YOUR THOUGHT ABOUT THIS SCAMMERS ROAMING AROUND SOCIAL MEDIA? Karac Grubb: Scammers and no good people in this world will always be out there all we can

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do as a Cocker as your part B honest treat people as you want to be treated and have honor and dignity in what you do.

Mhar Delaben: DOES THIS NEW DIGITAL MAGAZINE PUREBRED WARRIOR A HELP FOR YOU? I would like to thank you for giving me the opportunity for this interview I really appreciate what you’re doing in the new digital worrier is a hit and it success in my book.

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Mhar Delaben: WHO IS TERRY SHAW AS A BREEDER, AND A RENOWNED HANDLER CONDITIONER? Terry Shaw: Well, I don’t do any handling anymore. In the past, I work for Mr Bates myself as a handler and a lot of others too.

There are only two guys for me that stand out when it comes to handling, Dale Osborne aka ‘Hillbilly’ and Todd Lux, they taught me a lot of stuff. They were always in my corner, coaching me when they are around. Don’t get

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me wrong, though, as I learned a lot from others too. They’re always there for me at the moment. I’ve been a feeder my whole life, and I am still learning. I am so blessed to learn it from the elites of these sports. The way how they do it was extraordinary for me, especially when nobody else was willing to help my best friend and me back then.

Mr Dale Osborne took me under his wing,

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and he has helped me. Back then, it was a struggle for me to get someone to teach how to feed roosters while nobody was willing to do it. It was tough to get good fowl that nobody turned it lose, and when they did, you better hang on to it. It wasn’t like it is today anymore. Then, I moved to Mississippi, where I get a chance to meet Mr Bates at the local feed store. I didn’t know who he was at the time. I ended up moving

onto his partner’s farm Bob Lewis and worked for them until Bob had a heart attack. At that time, I moved back to Kentucky, Missouri, where I am from that didn’t last long. I was lucky enough to move in Oklahoma just a few miles away from where Gary Gilliam lived.

I listened to every word he said and took it seriously, I hooked up with Steve Fairchild and the Caviness brothers Mike and Steve got to know Bobby. I truly learned from them how to point effectively.

I learned from others along the way, still learning best way is to keep mouth shut and ears open.

But I took something from everyone and made how I feed today. Luke Jarrard has helped me a lot too. He has kept me up to date on all the new methods of today’s times. I have tried to pass it on to other

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people I know, and it worked. But I, by no means can say I am the best like old Hillbilly that had to make it all count but was not blessed with money. I learned breeding from a lot of great people and also by trial and error. It takes good families, and a lot of times it is something that cannot be rushed when done right. I have been blessed to know some of the people I do, some of my best were gifts and what I couldn’t get were what my partners got. They are responsible for our Hatch Greys and McLeans. We seem to get it right, and I have a special thanks to Luke Jarrard, who opened my eyes about breeding and to know of the 60-sec Kelsos. He has been a big help from brood pens to meds.

Good fowl with good health is very important, you need to take it slow, do not get overwhelmed. Take it easy and work your way up and try and have your pens before you hatch.

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Mhar Delaben: WHAT IS YOUR PRINCIPLE IN COCKFIGHTING? Terry Shaw: Well, to be honest, I was able to climb up to the top and be the best I can while keeping my good reputation. I’m willing to help anybody as long as I can. I’d be happy to pass on what was passed on to me.

Mhar Delaben: WOULD YOU TELL US A BRIEF HISTORY OF HOW YOU STARTED CONDITIONING BIRDS? AND WHAT WAS THE TIPPING POINT WHEN YOU REALIZED YOU HAVE SOMETHING SPECIAL GOING ON? Terry Shaw: I started playing when I was 16 years old, and I didn’t know what I was doing. Like I said back then not a lot of people will help you. We’ve been going around Vern Clayborn and Dale Osborne a lot of the older guys back then, and still, they wouldn’t give you their secrets, so we did that for a while later try to learn more on our own. It didn’t work out so well, so it was a big plus for me when Dale Osborne took me under his wing. He taught me

to it all is to get them empty and hold them. If I cannot accomplish that he said, it will just be an everyday thing. So you have to get your rooster empty to get them sharp. Then you got to be able to hold them and become like the great feeders too.

quite a bit most of everything that I’ve known. When I went to Mr Bates, I learn a lot from the greats like Johnny Jumper, Johnny Moore, Bullock Scotty, Taylor De Cox, Ow Lanier, Oscar Akins, Gary Richardson, Kerry Lane and Carrol Charlie Ibele.

I met a lot more, and I cannot name them all. Then I went to Oklahoma where I had the opportunity to hang around Gary Gillam and Brady and took all information I could. I hung out with his yard guy Freddie, went with him on Friday to help with Gary. Then after a year I got in with Steve Fairchild and Mike Caviness, I got all pointers from the Oklahoma guys When I was with Mr Bates there’s a man that came by that was a feeder and handler for Sue Wilson, he told me that the key

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Mhar Delaben: ANY MEMORABLE MOMENTS YOU CAN RECALL WHEN YOU WERE STARTING AS A HANDLER AND CONDITIONER? Terry Shaw: The one that I really treasure is when we worked on pens for Vern Clayborn. He got us six (6) different breeds of a rooster.

He told us to put them in the backyard and not to take them to a pit. So we went and got backyard hacks. Dale Osborne was there, and he told us that Tongenoxia was same night and that we should show them there. While we took the roosters he handled them for us butVerns partner showed up and thought we stole them. The other guys covered for us, so we won, took five homes well. We were not that smart, we took them back in two weeks and won again. It was a once in a lifetime experience I will always remember that.

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CARBO-LOADING HAS SEEN PUNDITS FROM THE BASIC PRINCIPLE THAT DRAWING ENERGY FROM THE LIVER WHERE MUCH ENERGY IS SAVED WILL TAKES TIME FOR THE BODY TO DRAW AND THE FIGHT NOWADAYS DOESN’T LAST MORE THAN 2 MINUTES.” ITS HEYDAYS WHEN LEGAL WHERE WAS THE BIGGEST AND BEST PLACE YOU EVER COMPETED AT? Terry Shaw: The place I got to go to was Mid America, it was by far the most prominent and most beautiful houses with fly pens.

Everything you needed all the big names had one, and it was a fantastic place. I got to meet a lot of big-name rooster men there. I even got to show in the same world championship that Billy Bingham won. It was a great place, I never went to Sunset or Cooper State.

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Mhar Delaben: IN YOUR POINT OF VIEW WHICH STYLE OF FIGHTING DO YOU PREFER THE LONG KNIFE OR THE SHORT KNIFE? Terry Shaw: aI prefer gaff, but it’s what I have done most of my life. In my opinion, it is hard to compete if you do not have a very good game roosters. But there are roosters for all three, it’s your job to figure what you prefer and which bloodlines are the best for each weapon anything less, and you won’t be very competitive.

Mhar Delaben: AS A MAN WHO KNOWS HOW TO CONDITION BIRDS WOULD YOU SHARE TO US HOW YOU WORK ON SWEATERS AS MOST OF THE BREEDERS NOWADAYS DO HAVE ONE? Terry Shaw: I do not have sweaters one reason being is that I use to show in the gaff. But I do have friends that breed yellow leg hatch or good Kelso too to give them more of what they thought they needed. I know guys do well

with them, but I consider them more of knife type bird. Once again, it comes to what a man prefers were all different. They also cross good greys too.

Do supplements really contribute to the birds winning chances?

In my opinion, the birds are penned up, or on cords, they can’t get out and find their own, so I do give them vitamins and minerals. I use red cell bulldozer and different supplements, apple cider vinegar, vitamin B and multivitamins. If someone asks questions, I will tell them how I give the birds supplements.

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WHEN YOU START REDUCING FEED TO THE POINT OF GETTING THE ROOSTER GUT EMPTY WITH THE PROPER MOISTURE IN ITS BODY TO ALBE HIM TO BECOME SHARP AND AT THE BEST POINT IN HIS LIFE PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY.” Mhar Delaben: WHAT IS YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH STEROIDS? HOW DO YOU RECOMMEND USING IT? Terry Shaw: I have used steroids for the birds, but generally, if a bird was breeding right, I don’t think it is necessary. If I have a little skinny rooster or have been sick before or if I was showing stags into cocks, but otherwise my birds don’t need it I start the third week out 1 /10 of cc in the breast, do it again next week.

THERE ARE SO MANY KNOWN WAYS TO PREPARE BIRDS; CAN YOU SHARE TO US THE SECRETS ON HOW YOU HELP YOUR BIRDS GET TO THEIR PEAK POTENTIAL? Terry Shaw: The main thing guys do is kill them with a spoon, I mean overfeeding them. At the end of the day trying to think of one thing you can do for them, why not just give them the whole thing. You have to follow the program you have learned.

Do not teach these creatures bad habit like hand sparring, the best example of that is “ducking.”

worst thing I see guys do is overfeed the roosters. A rooster cannot get sharp if it has feed and fats in it. Pointing is a three-day process where you control feeding, their moisture, carbs and everything you do is for a reason.

Mhar Delaben: POINTING IS ALWAYS ARGUABLE AMONGST HANDLERS AND CONDITIONERS WHO PRACTICES THEIR OWN BELIEFS OR PATTERN IT FROM OTHERS. WHAT IS POINTING IN YOUR OWN DEFINITION, HOW DO YOU DO IT, AND WHAT ARE THE DOS AND DON’TS? Terry Shaw: Well, I don’t know the fancy term for it, but it is when you start reducing feed to the point of getting the rooster gut empty with the proper moisture in the body to become sharp, physically and mentally fit. The

Mhar Delaben: HOW DO YOU CONTROL MOISTURE DURING THE FIGHT? WHAT IS THE CONTINGENCY WHEN WE OVERDO MOISTURE CONTROL? WHAT ARE THE CUES TO SEE WHEN THE BIRD IS ABOUT TO DRY UP? Terry Shaw: In my opinion, you cannot control moisture when it is started. If the bird gets too much moisture, it cannot get sharp. It quickly

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rattles, and they understand what we call leady. It cannot perform its own potential. You can tell that the bird is drying out when it starts popping its head.

Carbo-loading has seen pundits from the basic principle that drawing energy from the liver where much energy is saved will take time for the body to bring and the fight nowadays doesn’t last more than 2 minutes.

Mhar Delaben: THE PHILIPPINE COMPETITION HAS BECOME THE CENTREPIECE OF THE GAMEFOWL INDUSTRY BACK

BY LOCAL POLITICIANS ALIKE. WHAT CAN OTHER GAMEFOWL PRACTISING NATIONS LEARN FROM THIS IN YOUR OPINION? Terry Shaw: It’s all about unity. If we cannot get together and stick together and do this as one big group, we will never open their eyes. One of the problems I have seen in the past is that no one wants to be known. Well, we have to come out of hiding and take it head-on win, lose or draw. Sitting idle on our hands talking about it will never get us anywhere. We have to have numbers and be seen, let them know we’re not going away. Get to know your politicians and make them understand the game. The Puerto Ricans have shown it’s a perfect example of how we should approach our problem.

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Mhar Delaben: WHAT IS YOUR MESSAGE FOR UP AND COMING HANDLERS AND CONDITIONERS? Terry Shaw: My advice is to get a mentor, one that you can trust and that you know is winning.

Take your time when buying broodstock, best money spent is in the brood pen don’t run too big names and don’t get caught up on buying fowl because it has a famous guy’s name on it. Go watch the guys and let them see what you want, and then approach the person, talk to them get to know them. Get in with the right people, there are a lot of good honest guys, but there are also just as many crooks out there.

Mhar Delaben: WHAT CAN WE EXPECT FROM TERRY SHAW? Terry Shaw: I’ve been fighting cancer since 2009, and I was given six months to live. I never gave up, and I’ve been in the hospice twice. I tried to be as game as my roosters, so I don’t work, and too far ahead.

I’m trying to figure it out. However, I’m hoping to have a few more years. I got a great partnership with Malchow if it wasn’t for him, I’m definitely done by now. Still, he had been allowed me to keep going as he has been a big part of my life.

They kept me having to take care of them no matter how sick and tired I get, still have to be taken care of. So, I try to be as game as them from here I will take one day

at a time. I will always be a part of this big family, even when I can go no more. I will have each and every one of you in my heart, by the grace of God, I am still here and still have my family and gamefowl.

I wouldn’t change a thing if I had to do it over again. Some of the best people I ever met was through my gamefowl.

Mhar Delaben: DOES THIS NEW DIGITAL MAGAZINE PUREBRED WARRIOR A HELP FOR YOU? Terry Shaw: I think it’s excellent as it reaches the whole world with very informative information. It puts a lot of us together; otherwise, we would have never met. The guys who run the magazine were excellent. I just wish they were around when I was younger. To all the young guys involved in this magazine, you must take advantage of everything the magazine has to offer. Bring whatever you can and work for it, and remember to keep them crowing.

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do it the master’s way I remember losing the very first bird I conditioned at a very young age.

It hurt so I strived to be better and learn as much as I can to improve and be consistent at winning.

Neroe Lee: WHO IS RYAN ABRENICA IN THE PHILIPPINE GAMEFOWL INDUSTRY? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I am first and foremost known as a family first man who fights hard at the pits. I wanted to be remembered as an educator who helped bring equality to our sport by helping the small-time cockers compete equally with big timers.

Neroe Lee: TELL US A BRIEF STORY OF HOW YOU BECAME AN ENTHUSIAST AND

EVENTUALLY A BREEDER? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Most of my family from San Pablo are cockers from my grandfather, to my father, uncles and cousins. Cockfighting is in our blood. I was conditioning birds from my family since grade 6.

Neroe Lee: ANY MEMORABLE MOMENTS YOU CAN RECALL WHEN YOU WERE STARTING A GAMEFOWL CAREER? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I remember losing the very first bird I conditioned at a very young age.

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It hurt so I strived to be better and learn as much as I can to improve and be consistent at winning.

Neroe Lee: WHAT LEAD YOU TO OPEN A COCKING SCHOOL? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I saw that almost all cocking schools here either were sponsored by gamefowl feed and meds companies or has instructors that were not competing well so I took it upon myself to better educate the new generation of

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breeders and cockers. You will not learn from schools sponsored by companies because their goal is to sell their products nor learn from teachers that does not compete or do poorly at the pits.

Neroe Lee: HOW DO YOU MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS A MARRIAGE

OF SCIENCE AND COMMON PRACTICAL APPLICATION IN YOUR COCKING CURRICULUM? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I learned breeding and conditioning from some of the toughest Americans that competed when it was still legal in the states notably Greg Nance, Bobby Markholt, Redhat Cottam, Eugene Box, Bill Hull, Jay Gentry, Tim Cash and Shannon Buff. Locally my mentors are Atty Jun Mendoza, Eduardo Sioson and Junjun Sy. Aside from that I perhaps have read every cocking literature written on the subject of breeding and conditioning. I came from a family involved in the medical field so science is also involved in our system.

Neroe Lee: WOULD YOU GIVE US A PICTURE OF WHAT USUALLY TRANSPIRES IN THE SEMINAR? WHAT CAN WE LEARN AFTER A 3DAY COMPREHENSIVE SESSION? Atty Ryan Abrenica: It is a 2 whole day

8am to 5pm cocking Masterclass.

First day tackles bloodlines, breeding, nutrition, disease prevention, rearing and maintenance. The second day focuses on selection, preconditioning, conditioning, pointing and gaffing. It is a comprehensive class that covers everything from shell to the pits.

Neroe Lee: YOU ARE WIDELY KNOWN IN THE INDUSTRY AS A “NO NON-SENSE” GUY WHO APPLIES COMMON SENSE IN GAMEFOWL MANAGEMENT, WHAT CAN OUR READERS LEARN FROM THIS GOLD-MINE PRINCIPLES? Atty Ryan Abrenica: You can be very succesful in this sport by making things very simple.

Start with the best bloodlines you can get your hands on. Learn to properly raise and maintain them in the best of health and be informed about the basics of conditioning. There are no shortcuts, miracle medicines etc.

Good bloodlines plus great health will give you a lot of wins.

Neroe Lee: AS A DECORATED BREEDER WHO IS AN OWNER OF A BOTY CROWN AND MENTOR OF A PRESTIGIOUS SCHOOL IS THERE A FEELING OF PRESSURE EVERY TIME YOU PIT BIRDS? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Yes sometimes but I know for the longest time that in this sport you will not win all the time.

All you can do is be consistent and win a lot more than you lose. I try to enjoy and learn when I am at the pits, win or lose.

Neroe Lee: WHAT IS YOUR OPINION WITH THE WIDELY PRACTICED 21DAY CONDITIONING METHOD? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I believe a 21 day conditioning is worthless if you do not know how to take care

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of your chickens all year. A great conditioning system is 365 days.

Neroe Lee: HOW DO YOU Neroe Lee: MANAGE YOUR FARM AND GAMEFOWL EFFECTIVELY? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I cull a lot.

I do not believe in treating sick fowls. I do all I can to prevent them from getting sick. Prevention is a lot better than cure. The winningest cockers do not hesitate to cull sickly birds and only maintains healthy ones.

Neroe Lee: HOW WOULD YOU DEFINE POINTING? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Pointing is the art of putting your gamefowls at their sharpest at the right moment which is that time they enter that pit.

Neroe Lee: HOW WOULD YOU DEFINE CARBO LOADING? GIVEN MOST FIGHTS ARE UNDER 2 MINUTES IS THERE

I BELIEVE A 21 DAY CONDITIONING IS WORTHLESS IF YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR CHICKENS ALL YEAR. A GREAT CONDITIONING SYSTEM IS 365 DAYS.�

ENOUGH TIME FOR THE BIRDS TO DRAW RESERVE ENERGY FROM THE LIVER? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Carboloading is nothing but the increase of the amount of carbohydrates you give your fowls during the pointing period. It is important but secondary only to having sharp fowls at the pits which includes proper handling of moisture, enforcing rest and of course carboloading itself.

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Neroe Lee: WHAT SUPPLEMENTS OR ENHANCERS DO YOU USE DURING THE KEEP? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I only use simple multi vitamins, B Complex injectable and soluble electrolytes.

We do not use any supplement that cannot be found in your local agrivet stores. Less is more when it comes to the use of supplements. Never over medicate like some other schools teach. Natural is the way to go.

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Neroe Lee: WHAT WERE YOUR BIGGEST CHALLENGES AS A BREEDER/MENTOR? Atty Ryan Abrenica: The biggest challenges for me as a breeder is to continue producing healthier fowls each year.

As a mentor, the biggest challenge for me is to convince a student not to focus on the beauty of a bird but on its ability.

Neroe Lee: HOW SYSTEMATIC ARE YOU WHEN IT COMES TO RECORDING? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I am very systematic. I keep written records of each marking or mating for the past 15 years plus it has a soft copy computer backup just in case.

Neroe Lee: AS A BREEDER WITH UNORTHODOX APPROACH IN BLOODLINE SELECTION WHAT DO YOU THINK MADE SWEATERS VERY EFFECTIVE IN STAG

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FIGHTING AND WHY YOU CHOSE TO A PATH IN CREATING YOUR OWN CONCOCTION AND NOT RELYING ON THE SAID BLOODLINE? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I have nothing against Sweaters, they are good fowls but they are not for me. I also like to be original. Nowadays, everybody has the Sweaters. I like taking the road less travelled.

Neroe Lee: WHAT IS YOUR OPINION WITH HIGH-STATION BIRDS VS MEDIUM STATIONS? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I like my birds medium station. Not too short or overly tall. In my opinion they kill faster and are more accurate because of their lower center of gravity.

Neroe Lee: HOW WILL ATTY RYAN ABRENICA POINT A STAG WHO IS ABOUT TO FIGHT AT AROUND 7PM, (TIME

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FOR STAG FIGHTING, I CHOOSE MEDIUM STATIONED BIRDS WITH FULLY OPEN HACKLES THAT DO NOT HESITATE TO HIT AN OPPONENT. OVERLY TALL ROOSTERS WITH NOT MUCH FIRE IN THEM DO NOT HAVE A PLACE IN STAG FIGHTING.”

OF ARRIVAL AT THE PIT IS 6AM) Atty Ryan Abrenica: First, we always arrived at the pit before sunrise. We feed little on fight day depending on the bloodline, feel of the birds and of course the weather.

Neroe Lee: WITH THE ADVENT OF GAMEFOWL COMPANIES TRYING TO INNOVATE AND AT THE SAME TIME MAKE MONEY, ARE ENTHUSIAST AT RISK TO FALL TRAP IN FALSE ADVERTISING CLAIMS OR VERBATIM COMPONENTS? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Yes. The gamefowl industry nowadays is too advertising driven. A beginner has to be very choosy at what he will use as his feed or supplements for his fowls because if there are good ones there are also bad ones that our gamefowls really do not need.

Neroe Lee: WHAT IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE OF A BREEDER? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Already asked at number 14.

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Neroe Lee: WHO INFLUENCED YOU TO BECOME A COMPETITIVE INDIVIDUAL IN THIS INDUSTRY? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Actually what motivates me is not a person but the idea to be better each day at what you do. I am naturally a competitive individual who hates losing so I do what I can to win a greater percentage of my fights.

Neroe Lee: CAN YOU DISCUSS YOUR PRINCIPLES IN COCKFIGHTING? Atty Ryan Abrenica: My principles in cockfighting are simple, breed fowls that are smart, game and can cut and give them the best health possible. That is the ultimate key to winning.

Neroe Lee: WHERE DO MOST OF YOUR FOWL GO EACH SEASON? Atty Ryan Abrenica: I fight my own fowls and enjoy competing so I keep all my battlefowls for my

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personal use. As to my purebred fowls, I do share some of them to my regular buyers of broodfowls who wants to add cut and smarts to their bloodlines.

Neroe Lee: WITH THE ADVENT OF STAG FIGHTING WHAT TRICK OR TIPS YOU CAN SHARE SO OUR READERS CAN BE ONE STEP AHEAD? Atty Ryan Abrenica: For stag fighting, I choose medium stationed birds with fully open hackles that do not hesitate to hit an opponent. Overly tall roosters with not much fire in them do not have a place in stag fighting.

Neroe Lee: WHAT’S YOUR ADVICE TO THOSE WHO’S JUST STARTING BREEDING GAMEFOWLS? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Do not hurry.

Observe who is really winning at the pits and acquire fowls from those. Education is important.

Learn first the basics of breeding, rearing and conditioning. And instead of buying every bloodline you read or heard about, it is better for a beginner to start with only one or two solid bloodlines at the most.

Neroe Lee: HOW DO YOU FORESEE YOUR LEGACY A FEW YEARS FROM NOW? Atty Ryan Abrenica: Hopefully, the sabong community remembers me as an educator who has revolutionized this sport by giving beginners a chance to win and compete against the big boys.

Neroe Lee: DOES THIS NEW DIGITAL MAGAZINE PUREBRED WARRIOR A HELP FOR YOU? Yes, Purebred Warrior Digital magazine is not only a big help to me but to beginners as well. I wish Purebred Warrior success and longevity. Godbless!

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Thinking the way forward When I came back to the US, I started shipping my own gamefowl until some of my gamefowl friends ask me to ship their gamefowls too. From then on I established Hi-Ace Shipping.

Neroe Lee: WHO IS DOMI CORPUS AS A GAMEFOWL ENTHUSIAST AND ENTREPRENEUR? Domi Corpus: Domi Corpus is a breeder, a cocker and at the same time a gamefowl shipper. As a breeder, I have three breeding and shipping facilities in Northern California, Neroe Lee: WOULD YOU TELL US A BRIEF HISTORY OF HOW HIACE SHIPPER STARTED? Domi Corpus: It started in the year 1990 as a backyard breeder in California with a Black Velcro and then when I went on vacation in the Philippines, I established a gamefowl farm in my hometown.

When I came back to the US, I started shipping my own gamefowl until some of my gamefowl friends ask me to ship their gamefowls.

From then on I have established Hi-Ace Shipping.

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Neroe Lee: ANY MEMORABLE MOMENTS YOU CAN RECALL WHEN YOU WERE STILL STARTING YOUR BUSINESS, WHAT WAS THE GAMECHANGER THAT MADE YOUR SHIPPING BUSINESS TOOK OFF? Domi Corpus: The most memorable moment was when the importation of gamefowl shipping was banned by the DOA (Department of Agriculture) in the Philippines last Oct 2018 then after six months, the ban was lifted with stricter rules and regulations on gamefowl importation. Luckily, HiAce Shipping was able to comply and accredited by the USDA (US Department of Agriculture) and BAI (Bureau of Animal Industry),

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I WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYONE WHO TRUSTED US IN THEIR BREEDING GAMEFOWL AND SHIPPING NEEDS AROUND THE WORLD.”

Neroe Lee: AS ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT SHIPPERS LINKING US BREEDER TO PHILIPPINE BUYERS, WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON BREEDS OF BIRDS YOUR CUSTOMERS USUALLY BUY? Domi Corpus: The majority of the customers from the Philippines that we always ship for them are Sweater, Yellow-Legged Hatch, Roundhead, Kelso and Black.

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Neroe Lee: SHIPPING BIRDS ENTAILS TEDIOUS PROCESS CAN YOU RELATE TO US WHAT GOES AROUND FROM DAY ONE WHEN YOU PICK THE BIRDS UNTIL IT GETS TO THE HAND OF THE BUYER? Domi Corpus: When the bird comes into our facility, that is when it starts the 30-day quarantine of that bird. After thirty days, the USDA Accredited Veterinarian checks the bird if it’s healthy to ship to the Philippines.

Once the birds arrived in the Philippines, BAI will inspect the

HI-ACE SHIPPING WILL ANNOUNCE A YEAREND PROMO OF $100.00 SHIPPING PER HEAD ANYWHERE IN THE PHILIPPINES.” birds and will take blood samples on each of the birds. Only then, it will be released to the buyer’s designated receiver.

Neroe Lee: WHICH AMERICAN BREEDERS STILL IMPRESSES YOU THE MOST EVERY TIME YOU SEE THEIR BIRDS DESPITE BEING USED TO SEEING PRODUCTIVE DAY IN AND DAY OUT? Domi Corpus: Richard Wilbourn’s Bluefox farm impressed me the most because like Dink Fair, Genew Battia, Larry Romero, they all look up to Richard Wilbourn as a Hall of Famer Breeder in the Gamefowl industry. With that impression, I ended up acquiring Richard Wilbourn’s Bluefox farm and all his breeding materials wherein I added to his breeding material the bloodlines of Dink Fair, Gene Battia and Larry Romero.

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Neroe Lee: WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES YOU FACE DAY

BY DAY IN SHIPPING BIRDS? Domi Corpus: There are too many challenges to mention like picking up birds until the wee hours of the morning and the hot weather conditions, but we do guarantee that all birds are insured and will be replaced if there is any casualty.

Neroe Lee: FOR FILIPINO BREEDERS WHO WISH TO ACQUIRE IMPORTED BLOODLINES WHAT DO THEY HAVE TO LOOK FOR? OR WHAT ADVISES YOU CAN GIVE OUR READERS PLANNING TO IMPORT BIRDS FROM THE USA? Domi Corpus: My advice is to start with the right breeding materials from reputable breeder even though it’s pricey.

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Neroe Lee: WOULD YOU NAME SOME US BREEDERS THAT HAVE BEEN PROVIDING TOPNOTCH BREEDING MATERIALS TO THE PHILIPPINES? Domi Corpus: I can recommend breeding materials from Bluefox Farm, Dink Fair, Tammy Shaive, Larry Romero, Bruce Brown and Nathan Jumper.

Neroe Lee: HAVING EMERGED FROM THE ISSUES FROM BAI WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO PREVENT SUCH FROM HAPPENING? Domi Corpus: In Hi-Ace Shipping,

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opened from the temporary ban of Shipping from last year. With the new rules in place; the number one requirement is that the shipper is an NPIP (National Poultry Improvement Plan) accredited facility which follows the 30-day quarantine rule.

Neroe Lee: ACCIDENTS DO HAPPEN, WHAT ARE YOUR CONTINGENCIES WHEN BIRDS DIE IN TRANSIT OR INSIDE YOUR FACILITIES? Domi Corpus: We take pictures of the dead bird with the leg band and wing band and report it to the breeder and the owner of the bird.

We do guarantee replacement.

Neroe Lee: AS THE FOREMOST SHIPPER RECOGNIZED IN THE INDUSTRY, WHAT CAN WE EXPECT FROM HIACE SHIPPER IN THE FUTURE? Domi Corpus: Hi-Ace Shipping

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will announce a year-end promo of $100.00 shipping per head anywhere in the Philippines.

Neroe Lee: YOU HAVE ACHIEVED A STATUS SYMBOL IN THE GAMEFOWL INDUSTRY WHILE HELPING BOTH BREEDERS AND BUYERS, WHAT CAN SAY ABOUT YOUR FEAT? Domi Corpus: I can say that my greatest achievement is that I was able to impart the knowledge that I learned in the gamefowl industry to those who are a beginner in this industry.

Neroe Lee: WHAT IS YOUR MESSAGE BOTH FOR YOUR CLIENTS IN THE USA AND THE PHILIPPINES? Domi Corpus: I would like to thank everyone who trusted us in their breeding gamefowl and shipping needs around the world.

Neroe Lee: DOES THIS NEW DIGITAL MAGAZINE PUREBRED WARRIOR A HELP FOR YOU? Domi Corpus: I am sure it will be a big help for me and for everyone in the Gamefowl industry.

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MIND BREEDER

Billy James

THE HALL OF FAMER

BY KEITH MAZE

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f there should ever be a hall of fame for cockers, Billy James will be in the inaugural class. He is to cockers what Hank Williams was to country music, what Babe Ruth was to baseball, and what Michael Jordan was to basketball.

Billy spent his adult life working with gamefowl, and was a legend to all who

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knew him. To demonstrate his success, he won a total of 584 derbies – the most known to any cocker.

Billy liked the Duke Hulsey breed when he started gamefowling back in 1953, but later got into the Pumpkin Hulsey’s.

“I’ve had several other breeds over the years,” he told me in an interview from 2018. “But I must say the McClain Hatch breed that I got from Charlie Hudson was winning the most derbies or me.”

Even with all his success, Billy had some words of wisdom for cockfighters who think they are going to make a lot of money from the sport.

“There’s no money in roosters unless you sell them,” he stated. “I’ve won a lot of derbies and still can’t say I’ve made money at it.

But it’s a good sport and these young people in it for the money better get out and get a real job. It’s the love of gamefowl, the thrill of the audience, and friends I’ve made that kept me interested.”

Just as in any sport, you have to have the desire to get better to hone your craft. You have to work hard and be willing to learn from your mistakes.

One way Billy did that was to hang around other legendary cockers such as Billy Ruble, Curtis Blackwell, Johnny Jumper and others. By watching these master cockers Billy learned what to do and what not to do

with his gamefowl, and in the pit.

“Me and Johnny Jumper was good friends,” Billy said. “Johnny needed a few good roosters for the international derby in the Philippines and bought nine from me for a hundred dollars each. The Kelso was the money fight and had 3.9 million dollars bet on it. That rooster really showed out and won the derby money fight. I got my Kelso’s from country music performer Ray Price – who had once bought Jumper out – and that Kelso was one of them.”

Billy was a mentor to anyone who needed help in the gamefowl sport, and was particularly enjoyed helping young people.

“If they tend to gamefowl they have no time to be getting into bad things out on the road,” he stated. “It also teaches you morals, how to work, and many things required later in life.”

One of those Billy mentored was Jay Riddle of Tuscumbia.

“He was a great man,” said Jay. “I was an alcoholic when I met Billy. He told me right off the bat if I was going to fight chickens with him that the beer had to go.

In a way, he saved me because I quit drinking.

“I strived to be more like Billy and his Christian beliefs, and he changed me for the better.

He even told some cockers they weren’t right with the Lord and they needed to be because they never knew when their last day would be.

“He even let the Jehovah Witness have prayer meetings at his house on Wednesdays. He told me he didn’t believe the way they

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do, but he didn’t want to hurt their feelings. Most people would never have let them in the door.”

As all cockers learn, you don’t win every fight or derby you enter.

“When I first started pitting for Billy, I was terrible at it,” Jay said.

“He would always stress to me that you just have to want to get better through hard work. We then won a bunch of derbies and Billy would say, ‘The hard work pays off, don’t it son?’ I heard him tell people that I could get more out of a rooster than anyone he’d ever seen. I felt good on the inside knowing he was proud of me! It was never about the money – for me or him – it was all about seeing the hard work pay off.

“When we fought together under Hawkpride, we won cocker of the year six out of seven years.

One year we won 50 straight fights without a loss, and I won 55 before I lost. I think we had better roosters than most, but now the competition is much harder.

“Billy is being honored at the next Gaff Championship in Mexico in February of 2019, and I am so proud for him. I tried for year to get Billy to go to some of the bigger derbies, but he said we have to support the little pits or we would not anywhere to fight if not for them.”

Valarie Sullivan Crump was also a close friend with Billy.

“Billy was a friend … a man one could count on.” Valarie said. “He never wavered from his beliefs – was never ashamed of Jesus – or who he was. Billy was an expert in breeding and winning with whatever he put his hands on … even stags!

“Anyone who drove onto his farm on Hawkpride Mountain was welcomed in his yard. He loved to show his chicken to you, He had such a gift when it came to gamefowl. I was always amazed at how Billy raised his biddies right there in the brood pens, and never separated them from the cocks. Mr. Billy was the ultimate gentleman cocker, whether at

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home or at the barn.

“Anyone, especially youngsters, who wanted to get into gamefowl could always count on Mr. Billy.

Not only would he gift them a trio of birds to get them started, he also shared his vast knowledge of the sport.

“Billy James was my mentor, my confidant, and I loved him like a father. I am proud to have known this legend.”

Unfortunately, Billy was killed in an automobile wreck on November 1, 2018, in his hometown of Tuscumbia, Alabama. He still cared for approximately 150 chickens – most of them Pumpkin’s – at the time of his death.

“He went to Jack’s every morning to get biscuit and gravy,” Jay Riddle says. “He drove a 1994 Silverado pickup with a very touchy gas pedal. I drove the truck many times and I could never accelerate without it doing a burn out. I’ve always thought to myself that the truck spun on the wet pavement that morning due to that touchy gas pedal and caused him to get hit by the eighteenwheeler.”

Billy was buried beside his wife, Louise, at his home church of New Bethel Baptist Church.

The gamecock world lost more than a lot of gamefowl knowledge that rainy morning in Tuscumbia.

It lost a true gamefowl legend, but more importantly, it lost

a great man.

Perhaps it is fitting to end with a statement that Billy said shortly before his untimely death: “I love my chickens, and the hundreds of friends that have helped me enjoy the sport.

It is a way of life for me. I wouldn’t change a thing.”

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GAMEFOWL VETERINARIANS By : Free Roaming Sorcerer

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ockfighting has evolved in light year distances compared to archaic knowledge of the golden times.

Never will we see old folks blowing cigar smoke to our winged gladiators, except maybe from remote provinces or rural areas.

Although superstition is part of the Filipino culture, we are limited nowadays with scale reading and color coding (lucky or dominant feather and leg color of the day) exist in this modern age.

Along with the changing times, companies keep up with the innovation never imaginable at the time of our forefathers.

Evolution of the modern gamecock is at par with the modern day Licensed Veterinarians.

Nowadays we can see Doctors who are not just scientifically savvy in raising gamefowl but are also knowledgeable in most aspects of the game even knife

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tying and whatever is possible for the fowls to be at their very best come fight day.

In fact there is a group (Philippine Gamefowl Veterinarians) that are representative of different companies but banded together to help each other for the enrichment of the modern day know how of gamefowl care, raising, weaponry and post battle care management.

We can expect better practice with these Vets for they have dedicated their time, effort and passionate love for the industry.

Some breeders who came in contact and had close association with these Practitioners are expected to excel more on their already existing skills..

We can hope for the industry to grow better and more scientifically inclined in which we believe is the better direction for a more succesful career for anyone who loves the sport.

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he Breeder’s Heart, Feeding Program 2019 took place recently, and it was undoubtedly a great success for everyone.

Moreover, came out more meaningful than of the last year.

Purebred Warrior collaborative effort with Ako Bisaya Party List and Lasmedja friends-group made all this plan possible.

Fortunately enough, the sun shines very well, so we took advantage of the weather because it’s been raining every single day, and that is why we kept rescheduling our cause.

The friend’s group of Lasmedja are incomplete due to some of their prior commitment, still, we managed to gather most of the ‘tri-sikad drayber’ or trike drivers and to our less fortunate companions to serve them with a delicious home-cooked ‘Arroz Caldo’ and giving them packed of goodie bags that contain rice, noodles and canned foods.

As they are reaching out for their goodie bags, you’ll see the true beauty of a sincere smile that lies on their faces. From there, my heart pounds for joy while seeing them happy and contented for the day. These moments remind me of my past, of which I thought life is unfair but indeed just.

We cannot pursue all of this effort without the help of each individual who arranges and organized everything. They participated in this cause

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WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE SUPPORT OF EVERYONE’S INVOLVEMENT IN THIS PROGRAM: Congressman Sonny Lagon – Ako Bisaya Party List Mhår Beloved Neroe Lee Anthony Bug Morton Adrian Francisco Raul Hernandez Keith Maze Allan Nacionales Jin Jin Nacionales Nash Nacionales Thirdy Nacionales Jojo Nacionales SN Oöp Virgilio Aligonsa Andrian Pagba ToliTs Pagba Hans Rigby Nico Bryan Mendoza Hernan Rafinian Jack Compao Cho Epitacio Randolf Ray Baloyo

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patiently and voluntarily without asking any in return, and the value of their time is much appreciated. Admittedly, this great success deserves to have a beautiful keepsake to remember for the years to come.

We are looking forward to our next “The Breeder’s Heart, Feeding Program” not every year but whenever there are any possibilities to offering hopes and helps to our less fortunate brothers and sisters in the society.

Don’t forget to share because it is fulfilling and always remind yourself to be kind in any way possible. If you want to support our cause and be one of the sponsors, please don’t hesitate to reach us, we are only Facebook away my friends.

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