Description
If you are looking for american gamefowl for sale, this listing covers birds from our own American Game matings. The American Game is the vividly feathered heritage breed that sits behind nearly every named bloodline in the country, and it remains one of the most self-sufficient chickens you can keep. Recognized families include Hatch, Kelso, Sweater, Claret, Roundhead, and Albany; a strain is a documented breeding family within the breed, not a separate breed, which is why lineage records matter when you buy.
The American game breed is hardy, alert, and a capable forager, and the hens are exceptional brooders, hardy, protective, and famously broody at roughly 3.5 to 4.5 lb, valued for dependable mothering. Expect modest, seasonal egg production, commonly 55 to 100 small to medium tinted eggs a year from spring through summer; the breed trades egg volume for hardiness and strong natural brooding. Many keepers now raise the breed for ornamental and exhibition purposes. On standards, the APA standard formally covers the American Game Bantam, while full-sized birds like ours are held to the long-established breeder standards used for American heritage gamefowl. Adult males are territorial, so keep one male per pen.
American gamefowl for sale, breed profile
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Bloodline | American Game, multiple recognized strains |
| Comb | Pea or straight, varies by strain |
| Leg color | Varies by strain, actual bird photographed |
| Plumage | Vivid, many color varieties |
| Weight range | Males about 4.5 to 6 lb, hens 3.5 to 4.5 lb, breed typical |
| NPIP status | NPIP certified flock |
What you receive
You receive the photographed actual bird, NPIP paperwork with the shipment, USPS Express delivery nationwide, and our live arrival guarantee, with stags, pullets, pairs, and a trio offered. This breed is also listed with our Aseel chickens for sale, and if a specific color line interests you, see the red quail gamefowl from the same yard.
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