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Types of Aseel Breeds || Different types of Aseel murga

The Asil family can devided into two main groups 1. Heavy size Aseel 2.Light weight Size Aseel 👉Heavy size Aseel are divided into 3 main groups *Andhra Aseel *Madras Aseel *Hyderabad or Decan Aseel 👉Light weight size Aseels are main divided into two main groups medium size Asil , small size aseel Medium size like punjabi Aseels , Calcata Aseels or Bengla Asils , south indian type asils etc; The small Reza type (also known in some Western countries incorrectly known as -Rajah-type) The Reza is a small Asil with a weight not exceeding a weight of about 3 Kg (6.6 Lbs). The Reza Asil family according the old (Western) gamefowl literature is subdivided into following strains: (Amir) Ghan, Sonatol, (Siyah) Rampur, Kalkatiya (Kaptan) and Jawa. All these strains are indentified by their specific color (!) In chronological order: blackreds, lightreds, black, speckled reds and silver duckwings. In the old days (colonial times) other colors such as whites, spangles, etcetra were regarded as -inferior-. According Herbert Atkinson purebred Asil should not exceed the weight of 3 Kg (6.6 Lbs). At present day the “classic” strains Amroha , meerut java reza , Rampuri Reza , punjabi reza, Decan Reza , chowdavada Reza Remark: the native people in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka only know the Reza-type Asil by their local names The heavy size or large Asil type (in western countries known as Kulang Asil) KULANG ASIL (NORTH & SOUTH INDIAN TYPE) The large Asil are divided into sub-varieties : North Indian, South Indian and Madras type. The North and South Indian varieties dont differ much. Only type of comb, shape of the beak and body shape are different. For example : Northern type = slender, Southern type = heavier build), the Madras Asil however is significantly different. They have a lower station, are heavier build and stronger boned. This variety is found in the deep south of India, the Tamil Nadu state. In the homelands of the Kulang Asil the birds reach weights from about 4 to 6 Kg (8.8 to 13 Lbs). Kulang Asil outside the Asil homelands and neighbouring countries generally differ in weight getting ±4,5 to 5,5 Kg (9.9 to 12.1 Lbs). Exemptions to the rule are possible as weight is influenced by various conditions. 👋Hi My dear friends you can also see our work in social media networks like: My Facebook profile : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Instagram Account : https://www.instagram.com/msk_naidu1?... Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/@mskorganicp... ⚠️ Disclaimer No animals or Birds were harmed during this video This documentary is for education purposes to preserve old India Aseel fowl from existence Some contents are used for educational purpose under fair use. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. The background music credit is :    / @rafinocopyrightmusic   Types of Aseel breeds || Different types of aseels || Aseel breed classifications || Aseel murga mandi || selection of Aseel || Asil breed history | Bhimavaram kollu | Jathi kollu pempakam | Natu kollu farming telugu | Peru cross Bhimavaram kollu | land fowl | pandem kollu farming | poultry | poultry farming | poultry farming in Telugu | Kollufarm | Kodi pandallu | sankranti pandemkollu | Asil gamefowl history | Most dangerous Aseel breed in india | Dangerous | characteristics of pure aseel | gamefowl in world | History of Aseel breed in india | how to identify the pure Aseel murga #TypesOfAseels #AseelBreeds #MskNaidu #jathikollu #pandemkollu #aseelmurga #differentTypesOfAseels #poultryfarmingtelugu #jathikollufarming #PureAseel #AseelLovers #AndhraAseel #pureAseelBreeds #AseelBreedClassifications #AseelBreedTypes