This endangered Belgian game fowl is striking in appearance and is also the cousin to the well-known Liege Fighter. The Bruges Fighter have a fierce appearance but are generally friendly toward people and can be an excellent choice for the dedicated hobbyist.
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| Egg Color |
tinted |
| Egg Size |
Large |
| Average number of eggs per year |
150 |
| Gamefowl |
yes |
| Table Breeds |
no |
| Country of Origin |
Belgium |
| Also called |
Brugse Vechter |
| Cold tolerant |
yes |
| Year of import(s) |
2021 |
|
Flarry Eye Greys are beautiful game fowl that originated in Ireland and were probably brought to the United States in the late 1800s.
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| Egg Color |
tinted |
| Egg Size |
Medium |
| Gamefowl |
yes |
| Table Breeds |
no |
| Country of Origin |
Ireland |
| Cold tolerant |
no |
| Year of import(s) |
2016 |
|
This Oxford Game is sure to impress with it's fiery orange plumage.
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| Egg Color |
white |
| Egg Size |
Small to Medium |
| Average number of eggs per year |
100 - 120 |
| Gamefowl |
yes |
| Table Breeds |
no |
| Country of Origin |
UK |
| Cold tolerant |
no |
| Year of import(s) |
2018 |
|
Although this giant, muscular Belgian game fowl has a fierce appearance, Liege Fighters are generally friendly toward people and can be an excellent choice for the dedicated hobbyist willing to explore the extremes of the poultry kingdom.
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| Egg Color |
tinted |
| Egg Size |
Large |
| Average number of eggs per year |
150 |
| Gamefowl |
yes |
| Table Breeds |
no |
| Country of Origin |
Belgium |
| Also called |
Luikse Vechter |
| Cold tolerant |
yes |
|
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